Vick to the Bills? Latest Vick rumor

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Mike Lombardi of the National Football Post suggests that Buffalo is now a possible landing spot for Michael Vick.

Lombardi points out that new Bills coach Chan Gailey has worked extensively with athletic QBs: Kordell Stewart, Georgia Tech four-year starter Reggie Ball, and even Tyler Thigpen. It's debatable/uncertain whether Vick is even a league-average passer anymore, but he can't be much worse of an option than Trent Edwards, Gibran Hamdan, Brian Brohm, or Ryan Fitzpatrick. Jan. 20 - 2:48 pm et
Source: National Football Post
 
There will be rumors of him going to any NFL franchise that needs a Qb. Buffalo, St. Louis, San Fran, Denver ( if they don't keep Orton), Cleveland and so on and so on and so on.....
 
I'm thinking that Vick is probably going to want to avoid the AFC East. It's one thing to make plodding 4-3 linemen look silly, it's another thing when the four rushers you have to worry about are as athletic as you are and much bigger.
 
(KFFL) Michael Lombardi, of NFL Network, reports the Philadelphia Eagles plan on keeping QB Michael Vick in 2010. "They have no intention this offseason of trading Michael Vick," Lombardi said on NFL Network's NFL Total Access. "Many people around the league feel like that's a lot of false bravado, (and) they're going to release him, because he has a ($1.5 million) roster bonus due in March. Not the case. The Eagles believe as this offseason continues, they could incorporate him more into their offense. Seven-to-15 plays, he's a unique player, plus he could start at a moment's notice."
 
storminn0rm said:
(KFFL) Michael Lombardi, of NFL Network, reports the Philadelphia Eagles plan on keeping QB Michael Vick in 2010. "They have no intention this offseason of trading Michael Vick," Lombardi said on NFL Network's NFL Total Access. "Many people around the league feel like that's a lot of false bravado, (and) they're going to release him, because he has a ($1.5 million) roster bonus due in March. Not the case. The Eagles believe as this offseason continues, they could incorporate him more into their offense. Seven-to-15 plays, he's a unique player, plus he could start at a moment's notice."
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"We plan on keeping him"

Plug this into the NFL Translator

"We are saying this so someone who wants him will pay more"
 
Send his over rated ass to Cleveland so he can hear the "Dog Pound" barking at him would be priceless :duckhunt:
 
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