Vick signs with the Eagles?

goof2 · 08-14-2009, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Sixxxxer

Not for nothing but he didnt have the greatest staff of Coaches in Atlanta...Nor did he have High caliber Players to throw to...

Michael Jordan took Two years off and came back and won three championships in a row...Playing baseball doesnt exactly help you work on your B ball game.

You think Vick didnt touch a football the whole time he's been out?? Your failing to realize...the man is hungry to get back into the game...I still stand by my post...YES I hink he is in good shape and would be a good Player.

I sure hope he has touched a football since he has been out, but none of those touches has been in a professional game or even with professional players in over 2 years. Vick was never the caliber of player Jordan was. Jordan was the best player in the NBA by a pretty wide margin. Vick was never even close to the same thing in the NFL. Concerning who he hat to throw to, it isn't like Philly has a receiving corps of pro bowl players either.

marko138 · 08-14-2009, 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by goof2

I sure hope he has touched a football since he has been out, but none of those touches has been in a professional game or even with professional players in over 2 years. Vick was never the caliber of player Jordan was. Jordan was the best player in the NBA by a pretty wide margin. Vick was never even close to the same thing in the NFL. Concerning who he hat to throw to, it isn't like Philly has a receiving corps of pro bowl players either.

Yeah, thats always been the Eagles down side...they've got no A game players to throw to...well other than Owens for a while.

Sixxxxer · 08-14-2009, 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by goof2

I sure hope he has touched a football since he has been out, but none of those touches has been in a professional game or even with professional players in over 2 years. Vick was never the caliber of player Jordan was. Jordan was the best player in the NBA by a pretty wide margin. Vick was never even close to the same thing in the NFL. Concerning who he hat to throw to, it isn't like Philly has a receiving corps of pro bowl players either.

Well if Vick plays receiver I guess we'll have our pro bowl Status then wont we

Philly is a whole hell of a lot better than Atlanta as a whole

goof2 · 08-14-2009, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Sixxxxer

Well if Vick plays receiver I guess we'll have our pro bowl Status then wont we

Philly is a whole hell of a lot better than Atlanta as a whole

I suppose so, it would be nice if that pro bowl receiver had been to the pro bowl as a receiver though.

tommymac · 08-14-2009, 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Sixxxxer

Well if Vick plays receiver I guess we'll have our pro bowl Status then wont we

Philly is a whole hell of a lot better than Atlanta as a whole

Vick aprobowl reciever I dont think so. Philly does have a good group of young recievers and I am curious to see what maclin does this year.

On this team he may be a gimmick player but not much more, plus when mcnabb goes into his yearly rut or gets hurt does he become the starter?

I think he brings too many negatives to the table esp for a playoff caliber team in the toughest division in football.

derf · 08-14-2009, 02:29 PM

Anyway what it really comes down to is that if the NFL banned all players who have a felony then they wouldn't have 1/2 of their players.

marko138 · 08-14-2009, 02:37 PM

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Originally Posted by derf

Anyway what it really comes down to is that if the NFL banned all players who have a felony then they wouldn't have 1/2 of their players.

No kidding.

Rider · 08-14-2009, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by derf

Anyway what it really comes down to is that if the NFL banned all players who have a felony then they wouldn't have 1/2 of their players.

No they'd have the same number of players on their roster, it just wouldn't be entertaining to watch.

Apoc · 08-14-2009, 02:47 PM

Anyway, it always amazes me when men who are professionals is violent, brutal sports commits a violent crime and people are suprised. MOST athletes are thugs who happen to be expremely athletic. The praise from their gifts, and the extra testosterone these men have, makes them violent and cocky.

Kinda why we dont hear of a lot of crime in say, competitive chess.

defector · 08-14-2009, 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Apoc

Anyway, it always amazes me when men who are professionals is violent, brutal sports commits a violent crime and people are suprised. MOST athletes are thugs who happen to be expremely athletic. The praise from their gifts, and the extra testosterone these men have, makes them violent and cocky.

Kinda why we dont hear of a lot of crime in say, competitive chess.

Gotta agree with that 100%.

Although I saw a chess / boxing match where they fought a round between moves on the chess board. Fight ended upon KO or checkmate.
Or maybe that was one of my vivid dreams...

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Apoc For Science. You Monster. Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Canada Moto: '08 HD FLSTSB Posts: 3,546	Anyway, it always amazes me when men who are professionals is violent, brutal sports commits a violent crime and people are suprised. MOST athletes are thugs who happen to be expremely athletic. The praise from their gifts, and the extra testosterone these men have, makes them violent and cocky. Kinda why we dont hear of a lot of crime in say, competitive chess.