Vick could get out of jail early after drug rehab program

By Jeff Kemnitz  |   Sunday, January 06, 2008  |  Comments( 9 )

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Michael Vick has applied to enter a drug rehabilitation program in the Kansas prison that he was just moved to, according to a Yahoo! Sports report. If accepted, he could be released in as little as 12 months. Vick was sentenced to 23 months in prison for illegal gambling and dogfighting on Dec. 10. His sentence was longer than his co-defendants...
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CommentsComments: 9
 No.1
Paul Ryan		 11:37 PM
01/06/2008
With all the trash playing QB in the NFL, I expect several teams to go after signing Vick. Half the teams in the NFL need an experienced starting QB like Vick. He would be a good fit in Buffalo now that Marv is out of the way. Chicago, KC, Vikings, Bears, Raiders, 49ers, Washington, Miami, Carolina, Tampa and Denver would also be places where Vick could make an immediate impact.
 No.2
bflobob8		 08:55 AM
01/07/2008
Zero chance he plays for the NFL again. He hasn't even been sentenced on the sate level yet and that is where the real prison time comes in. Regardless, what team is stupid enough to sign him knowing that there will be 70,000 people barking and singing at every away game to say nothing of PETA protesters in front of every stadium with signs showing electrocuted dogs and God knows what else. Imagine the fun at the Dog Pound in Cleveland. He is a sadistic scumbag and he is done.
 No.3
William		 09:53 AM
01/07/2008
Paul, you're an idiot....Vick is the most overrated "Quarterback"...Yeah, he's fast...That's it...Not to mention he's a cancer and pretty boy (Thank You Arthur Blank for kissing that loser's ass)...
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