Michael Vick could soon become the newest member of the Buffalo Bills.
NBC commentator Tony Dungy, who also serves as Vick’s personal advisor, announced that the Bills very well could sign the controversial quarterback for the 2010 season. The Bills were interested in Vick before he signed with the Philadelphia Eagles.
Vick has been used sparingly since his return to the NFL, and many speculate where he will play next season. The Eagles have an option to keep Vick, which would cost the team 5.2 million dollars. In seven games, Vick has only contributed 31 total offensive yards, which leaves his future as an Eagle in question. If the Eagles pass on Vick’s option, he would become a free agent.
Vick is focused on helping the Eagles win a Super Bowl ring and is not worried about where he will play next season. “Me and Tony talked about my position in the future, whether I am here or whether I am there. We talked about it, but the primary goal is to help this team win the Super Bowl”.
Is Michael Vick Buffalo Bound?
I would like too see them start. Me as a fan of football, I will never ever forget what he did for the city of Atlanta. We had years of dead seasons there. I am his biggest fan. Let us forgive like we are supposed to and let him fly again. 70% of the leauges could take him because his win percentage is about that…….
seriously? there are millions of kids who use various stars as role models. Vick had several chances and he blew them. Remove him from the picture and give some othegive my boys a new role model