Michael Vick is Done

It is official; Michael Vick is done with the remainder of the NFL season. After deferring to his attorneys, the NFL signal caller have decided to accept a supplication trade regarding the domestic dog combat operation. Vick will be disbursement at least 10 calendar months in jailhouse for his actions. It was fairly obvious that Vick was headed to prison house after a important amount of incriminating grounds was establish against him.

The defence lawyer (Lawrence Woodward) for Michael Vick stated, "Mike's accepting full responsibility. He's going to do everything he can personally and professionally to make this state of affairs right." Another 1 of Michael's lawyers (Billy Martin) went on to say, "After consulting with his household over the weekend, Michael Vick inquires that I denote today that he have reached an understanding with federal public prosecutors regarding the complaints pending against him. Mr. Vick have agreed to come in a supplication of guilty to those complaints and to accept full duty for his action and the errors he have made. Michael wishes to apologise again to everyone who have been ache by this matter." The Capital Of Georgia Falcons invested $ 130 million in Michael Vick, but it have come up to no avail. Fortunately, the Falcons will be able to repossess at least $ 22 million of that $ 130 million contract. To do substances worse, Vick will not be able to play in the NFL until the 2010 football game season. More likely than not, the professional bowl signal caller will be waived from the Capital Of Empire State Of The South Falcons after serving clip in jail.

Ticket gross sales will drastically plump because Michael Vick was the box business office attraction; moreover, he was the cat who filled the Georgia Attic with fans. The Michael Vick debacle is like watching an episode of Cops. In virtually every episode of Cops, the criminal always denies that the drugs in the motortruck are his/hers. Furthermore, the felons shrugs their shoulders and states "I don't cognize how those drugs got there" or "those drugs aren't mine" or "I was set up." In reality, the felons always cognize how the drugs got there because they put them there. Similarly, Michael Vick is doing the same thing. The lone difference is instead of drugs, Vick is using dogs. Initially, Michael denied he had anything to make with this transgression.

In reality, Mr. Vick knew how the domestic dog violent death equipment was at his place because he set them there. It looks that Michael Vick will not be barking out audibles at the line of scrimmage this NFL season (get it, I came up with that 1 all by myself). The old expression "if you can't make the time, then don't make the crime" is in full consequence here. For violating the NFL behavior policy, Michael Vick will be violated in prison house (unless he sent to a jailhouse with cellmates that have got erectile dysfunction). With or without Michael Vick, the Capital Of Georgia Falcons are already mathematically eliminated from the playoffs.