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Reports are saying that he is close to signing, but no details of with who.  Any guesses?

Here are my top 4 spots:


Baltimore
Jacksonville
New England
Washington
 
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I know for sure Washington said they would have none of that and I believe Jax did as well so you can probably cross those two off the list.
 
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I would really love to see Vick go to the Pats and win a SB!!  Talk  about 2nd chance  lol ...that would be sick.
 
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I would easily believe Baltimore would do it. Not only do they have the strong locker room presence and voice to deal with the media if it happens in Ray Lewis and Ed Reed, but Ozzie Newsome loves talent. And he's not afraid to take a risk. As a matter of fact, he would spin it so the risk would seem minimal.
 
I think Dan Snyder would do it in a minute. I just Zorn would balk at the idea. Since Snyder runs the show, it could happen. But Balt is the favorite, IMO.
 
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I hope he goes to NE and causes the team to implode on itself.


 
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Quote Originally Posted by wallstreetcappers:

I hope he goes to NE and causes the team to implode on itself.




Hahah never!  Won't happen.
 
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I wonder if Minnesota is thinking of Vick
 
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Maybe Seattle to hook back up with Mora Jr.? Also dont forget Hasellback has a bad back.
 
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I thought NE was a great fit for him. And he wouldnt cause the team to implode, no chance that happens. He's going to be a good boy, just like Moss. You dont lose over $100 mil and cause trouble again.
 
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It doesn't matter if the scumbag Goodell officially reinstate Vick. Goodell's decision to reinstate Vick within 6 weeks of the regular is hogwash. That doesn't mean anything. Either fully reinstate the guy or don't do it at all.  Don't straddle the fence.
 
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I went with Vick to sign with the Seahawks for $5 at 25/2 odds.

 
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IMO the best fit for Vick is a team where there will be no QB contreversy that would cause the existing QB to feel threatened, as I don't see Vick as a viable primary QB.  Hence, NE would be a good fit as Brady knows he will not be losing his job to Vick and that he is there to add explosiveness to the offense by way of the wild cat offense, reverses, etc.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CalBear:

IMO the best fit for Vick is a team where there will be no QB contreversy that would cause the existing QB to feel threatened, as I don't see Vick as a viable primary QB.  Hence, NE would be a good fit as Brady knows he will not be losing his job to Vick and that he is there to add explosiveness to the offense by way of the wild cat offense, reverses, etc.

Oct 3, 2009. 5pm pst

lets do this! 

You gonna be there for the game?  I just picked up 4 tickets today. Cant till we pound the hell out of you guys.

Taking a RV up there. Any good tailgating spots near the stadium that will take RV's? I heard that might be a pain in the ass.

 
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the ravens wanna sign vick as a wide receiver
 
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I think he will go to Miami for a longshot....I wonder what the odds are on that.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by dillon24:

the ravens wanna sign vick as a wide receiver

is that true? Thats a terrible idea. WHole lot different running for yards from the QB position, where open field occurs quite frequently, than at the WR position.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by westcoastTrojan:

Oct 3, 2009. 5pm pst

lets do this! 

You gonna be there for the game?  I just picked up 4 tickets today. Cant till we pound the hell out of you guys.

Taking a RV up there. Any good tailgating spots near the stadium that will take RV's? I heard that might be a pain in the ass.



Haha...I haven't got my tix but will soon.  I'm also so excited for this game.  I hope both teams are 4-0 before we meet.  I believe you guys will be, but I'm not so sure about us, with road games at Minn. and Oregon.  If we happen to pull those out, it will be a battle of possibly two top 5 teams!!!

As for your RV, you may be SOL carrying that load.  I don't know of any.
 
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I'm starting to think that the UFL makes a lot of sense for Vick.  Can go play QB, will probably make more money there at least for this season.  Only a 6 game season, then if a team is interested after seeing his season then he should come back to the NFL.  Thats my thinking.  Still thinking New England, Baltimore, Minnesota, maybe Pittsburgh.  Someone through the Bengals out there, no way.  If Vick is smart go play in the UFL.
 
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I was hearing this morning that UFL's Orlando could pay Vick $1 million 
 
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Yeah notice he said a "professional" team. Never said NFL. Probably orlando of the ufl
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Osirus13:

Yeah notice he said a "professional" team. Never said NFL. Probably orlando of the ufl

Good point.  He truly is using that as a gimmick to try and entice other NFL teams to believe an NFL team is close to signing him so they can pull the trigger.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Whodeysb09:

I wonder if Minnesota is thinking of Vick
How many bad QB's can you load up on one team?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by samuelsosa:

How many bad QB's can you load up on one team?

I don't know, ask the Raiders and Bucs...

 
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I was hoping for the dolphins but they got pat white, hopefully vick plays as good maybe better than before he went to jail
 
 
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No one needs him  there is too much new fresh talent coming out of school
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