some guy. you'll recognize the name after he throws for 300 yards against yall.

(07-31-2009 07:34 AM)OwlFamily Wrote:  Sure the commisioner said he could play but Ill bet behind the scenes the owners are being asked to stay clear because of the PR nightmare that would ensue.

Just remember that the NFL owners include Al Davis. And that man has a thing for speed and flashy things. I really thought they were finally going to turn it all around last year. Russell at QB, McFadden at RB, a decent set of receivers. It just hasn't happened. Instead of focusing on the problem, which is a thrown together OL, Davis will just go after some speedy receiver. Who is to say the old senile cook would listen to anything the league and other owners said behind closed doors? Heck, that would just be motivation for him to go ahead with it.

the Raiders haven't come to terms with Heyward-Bey yet, they should lock that one up before opening talks with Vick...if that is the plan.

(07-31-2009 10:17 AM)Trojan Delta Chi Wrote:  the Raiders haven't come to terms with Heyward-Bey yet, they should lock that one up before opening talks with Vick...if that is the plan.

You think they actually plan things....

(07-31-2009 09:08 AM)RDA Trojan Wrote:  

(07-31-2009 07:34 AM)OwlFamily Wrote:  Sure the commisioner said he could play but Ill bet behind the scenes the owners are being asked to stay clear because of the PR nightmare that would ensue.

Just remember that the NFL owners include Al Davis. And that man has a thing for speed and flashy things. I really thought they were finally going to turn it all around last year. Russell at QB, McFadden at RB, a decent set of receivers. It just hasn't happened. Instead of focusing on the problem, which is a thrown together OL, Davis will just go after some speedy receiver. Who is to say the old senile cook would listen to anything the league and other owners said behind closed doors? Heck, that would just be motivation for him to go ahead with it.

Oakland is among around 20 NFL teams (so far) that have made public statements that they have no interest in Vick whatsoever. You know he is a pariah when the Raiders want noting to do with him.

(07-30-2009 03:24 PM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Guest referee on Animal Planet for the Puppy Bowl. Gotta start making amends to the animal lovers.

puppy bowl is awesome...

kitty half time show is ok...

(07-31-2009 02:20 PM)philo13181 Wrote:  

(07-30-2009 03:24 PM)thetastygreek Wrote:  Guest referee on Animal Planet for the Puppy Bowl. Gotta start making amends to the animal lovers.

puppy bowl is awesome...

kitty half time show is ok...

Seriously....he met with PETA shortly after being released from prison.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/05/01...94700.html

PETA is a bunch of wackos. organizations like that gain credibility thanks to celebrities screwing up and using the groups to "make amends" with the public. Did anyone happen to catch the South Park episode where Stand went to live with in the PETA compound?

Oakland is a perfect fit or NE...Last likely team to take him the Titans, in which I am thankful....

yeah we dont need another drama queen at QB.

(08-02-2009 11:25 AM)Paul of Troy Wrote:  The Patriots are the only NFL team I can see that will sign him off the bat. They also seem to be the one organization that can do it and not catch much **** for it.

And according to ESPN, an Arkansas State guy is going to close the door on that opportunity.

who cares....he wasn't that great of a qb anyway. A RB maybe or who cares.. I never thought he was that great. maybe the cowboys, they hire thugs.

i heard that Michael Vick is going to start his own NFL franchise. he will be the owner, coach, and play all positions both offense and defense. in addition, he will also handle cheerleading duties.

he's Michael Vick...He Can Do Anything.