Showing posts with label Philadelphia Daily News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philadelphia Daily News. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Quit......."dogging".....Michael Vick

Pun.....intended.    Michael Vick was awesome last night.   If you missed it....shame on you.

Here's some recaps.....

First from Washington D. C.:

  • ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick rushes for a touchdown against the Washington Redskins during the first half of an NFL football game, Monday, Nov. 15, 2010, in Landover, Md.

    Vick and Eagles embarrass McNabb and Redskins, 59-28

    By Joseph White - Associated Press
    Forget about the contract: The Philadelphia Eagles weren't happy with Donovan McNabb's words. And they were thoroughly upset with LaRon Landry's alleged dirty deeds, both before and during the game. Published 11:57 p.m. November 15, 2010 - 


    And from Philadelphia:


     
    Eagles WR says team was 'like pit bulls'

    Eagles WR says team was 'like pit bulls'

    Even after turning in what he considered to be the finest performance in his NFL career, Eagles QB Michael Vick could not outrun links to his dogfighting past on Monday night. "We were like pit bulls, ready to get out of the cage," DeSean Jackson said after catching one of Vick's four touchdown passes.     
     





  • And .....from ESPN and YouTube:
     




Did we mention......he's "doggone" good!

Monday, July 26, 2010

Another....Life-line......For Michael Vick

We know.....or have been told......cats have nine lives.

Humans?

No.......Unless it involves Michael Vick...and the NFL.

After a birthday party gone bad.......a shooting.....an investigation.....

Vick is still alive and well in the NFL:

NFL says Vick can play

PHILADELPHIA, July 26 (UPI) -- The NFL said Monday quarterback Michael Vick, under a bit of a cloud after a shooting outside his birthday celebration, can play this season.

NFL spokesman Greg Aiello sent a Twitter message saying "there has been no change in his playing status." Aiello said the NFL would have no further comment for now.
Vick was to report to the Philadelphia Eagles' training camp Monday.

The Philadelphia Daily News had reported the league cleared Vick following an investigation into last month's shooting outside a restaurant.

While the quarterback, who is trying to rebuild his career after serving federal prison time for dogfighting, was cleared as a suspect and no charges were filed in the shooting incident, he was reported to have been in a confrontation before it happened.That placed him in the position of potentially facing league discipline.