The Return of Michael Vick

So you're a Lions fan (or a team with poor QBs) - like someone I know - whose been lamenting at the bad string of poor quarterbacks and head coaches you've had over the past decades. Question: would you want Vick at QB for your team or is he just a cancer? All this of course assumes he'll be reinstated.

If Vick is in shape and healthy then I say take him. He's still young enough to produce for a while. He will be concerned with making a good impression and reshaping his image. Look at how Randy Moss is conducting himself and Marbury on the Celts? They are not complaining and are working hard for thier respective teams. Detroit would like to have Vick since he can run. Their offensive line is offensive. They let the entire opposing defensive line through like they're welcoming them into their house for a roast loin on a Sunday.

I do not want Vick if I am an owner but I would guarantee that someone somewhere is going to pick him up. The 3 ring circus will be a huge distraction and I gotta imagine it would be hard to see any success surrounding him with being out of football for years. I was never very impressed with Vick in the first place. I think he's a great play maker but his passing skills seemed to be inconsistent.

Rumor around here says that the Patriots are one of four teams in the mix to sign Vick. What do you think? I say NO WAY.

He's poison. Dillon and Randy Moss were bad boys but Vick even under the Belichick regime will not work.

i honestly think he will be a model citizen, at least for his first season after all he has gone through but the media frenzy would be too much. You can say it doesnt effect the team but I really feel that it does.

The team I've been hearing will take chance on Vick: 49ers. Singletary might be able to keep Vick on a tight leash (NO PUN INTENDED).

Eagles land Vick. Good move for Philly?

Yes, it's a good move for them, but they'll have an early playoff exit this year.