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07-20-2007, 02:04 AM
md1198p

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Originally Posted by Idiot356

Good I hate Vick, always have... and I am a dog lover, this makes me hate Vick even more.

Screw Vick, he belongs in jail.

I hate Vick so much when I play Madden and they show him I flip him off and say go to hell. Yeah I flip off a polygonal version of Vick, but it makes me happy.

I actually have played and used Atlanta, and keep running into defenders over and over until he is injured and then laugh.
07-20-2007, 11:23 AM
vrao81

One thing I'm waiting for this nfl season, is to see which record Brett Favre breaks first, the interception record or the TD record? ;)
07-20-2007, 12:44 PM
monroeski

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Originally Posted by vairox

are you f'in insane? they found dog carcasses on his property, gear and tools and witnesses.... holy f'n **** batman I think we might be onto something.... someone grab the red phone.

his property, his responsibility, his fall from some delluded form of grace.

GUILTY.... yeah he has only been charged with conspiracy, but this guy is knee deep in dog bodies and waist deep in problems.

Two different situations, dog bodies on his property is one thing, conspiracy is another. It is easily possible that they prove the fights happened and there was a dog fighting ring going on, so he would be punished for owning the property where it happened, but at the same time they could not be able to prove that he had any knowledge that it was going on. Again, I'm not saying that he's innocent, I'm just saying it's too early for endorsers to be cancelling contracts with him since he hasn't been convicted of anything yet.

In an interesting development, the cousin of Vick's that owns the house has NOT shown up on any documents as a defendant, though the documents do note that there are 4 witnesses who are remaining unnamed...sounds like a turncoat in their midst.

Also looks like there is starting to be some distance being put between Vick and everybody else. Nike has now postponed/cancelled the release of his shoe, and now it is being reported that the Falcons and the NFL are urging him to take a paid leave of absence for the coming season.

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Originally Posted by md1198p

I actually have played and used Atlanta, and keep running into defenders over and over until he is injured and then laugh.

Best injury situation in all of video games imo is that when you play Madden '97, there is a guy on the Patriots whose last name is "Kratch" that goes down due to injury in almost every game I've played. Saying that your Kratch is hurt is never not funny. :D
07-20-2007, 01:35 PM
Mindwarper

Jacksonville is probably the best fit, but I think he is at best, a back up. I doubt he will regain his 2004 form. I just hope he doesn't end up a Raider. Does anyone think he is worthy of starting? Maybe he will go to Atlanta. At least he stays out of jail.

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Originally Posted by monroeski

They screwed themselves, though. Anyone with half a brain knew they were getting rid of him one way or the other, so why would any other team trade for a guy they know will be available and not in particularly high demand?

I don't think he'll walk straight into a starting job, but his odds look pretty good if he goes someplace like Jacksonville who is known to not be all that confident in their current QBs.
07-20-2007, 03:16 PM
monroeski

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Originally Posted by Mindwarper

I just hope he doesn't end up a Raider.

Impossible imo. Not after they already took on one veteran to start and drafted Russell this off season.
07-20-2007, 03:42 PM
monroeski

Apparently the Buccaneers have met with Culpepper. ***? They already have 7 freaking QBs on their roster (if you count Plummer).
07-20-2007, 04:43 PM
Idiot356

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Originally Posted by monroeski

Apparently the Buccaneers have met with Culpepper. ***? They already have 7 freaking QBs on their roster (if you count Plummer).

I don't understand this at all... Gruden has some freakin QB fetish. I think he just doesn't trust any of his QBs.
07-20-2007, 05:53 PM
monroeski

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Originally Posted by Idiot356

I don't understand this at all... Gruden has some freakin QB fetish. I think he just doesn't trust any of his QBs.

He kind of reminds me of me when I play football video games, actually. :D I always have a real hard time parting with QBs and LBs in franchise modes, so I always end up with way more of them than I need on the roster.
07-23-2007, 01:48 PM
Mindwarper

Vick is icky. I was surprised at Emmit Smiths defence of Vick. He said that there was 5 or 10 dog fights, but they were squeezing Vick to get the big guys. I lost a lot of respect for Smith. He was a classy player, but he defends Vick and doesn't worry about the dogfights. He was classy on the field, to bad he didn't keep his mouth shut off the fiels. Vick will probably be on paid leave before training camp starts this thursday. I doubt Atlanta wants to go thru the circus. He does have a right to earn money while on trial. But Atlanta needs to worry about next season and the fans. Plus he has been called a coach killer and the new coach might want to change things up.

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Originally Posted by monroeski

Two different situations, dog bodies on his property is one thing, conspiracy is another. It is easily possible that they prove the fights happened and there was a dog fighting ring going on, so he would be punished for owning the property where it happened, but at the same time they could not be able to prove that he had any knowledge that it was going on. Again, I'm not saying that he's innocent, I'm just saying it's too early for endorsers to be cancelling contracts with him since he hasn't been convicted of anything yet.

In an interesting development, the cousin of Vick's that owns the house has NOT shown up on any documents as a defendant, though the documents do note that there are 4 witnesses who are remaining unnamed...sounds like a turncoat in their midst.

Also looks like there is starting to be some distance being put between Vick and everybody else. Nike has now postponed/cancelled the release of his shoe, and now it is being reported that the Falcons and the NFL are urging him to take a paid leave of absence for the coming season.

Best injury situation in all of video games imo is that when you play Madden '97, there is a guy on the Patriots whose last name is "Kratch" that goes down due to injury in almost every game I've played. Saying that your Kratch is hurt is never not funny. :D
07-25-2007, 03:34 PM
vairox

he's also a fantasy footballer killer... they should have just listed him as a hybrid RB with QB like abilities, too late now since it's doubtful he will play again.
07-25-2007, 11:07 PM
monroeski

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Originally Posted by Mindwarper

Vick is icky. I was surprised at Emmit Smiths defence of Vick. He said that there was 5 or 10 dog fights, but they were squeezing Vick to get the big guys. I lost a lot of respect for Smith. He was a classy player, but he defends Vick and doesn't worry about the dogfights. He was classy on the field, to bad he didn't keep his mouth shut off the fiels. Vick will probably be on paid leave before training camp starts this thursday. I doubt Atlanta wants to go thru the circus. He does have a right to earn money while on trial. But Atlanta needs to worry about next season and the fans. Plus he has been called a coach killer and the new coach might want to change things up.

I think I can see the point Emmitt was getting at, that being that Vick is getting all the publicity even though he's probably not the biggest fish in the pond, but Emmitt just went about saying it in a really unfortunate way. Honestly, since I've been in Dallas and have seen more interviews and such with him, I really think that Emmitt is a great football player, and a knowledgeable football player, but he is pretty dumb in most other walks of life.
07-26-2007, 02:33 AM
r'aggro

The man can dance, though.
07-26-2007, 12:00 PM
vrao81

What is the bigger crime...dogfighting or forcing the city of Atlanta to watch Joey Harrington play? ;)
07-26-2007, 01:03 PM
Spank_Me_Hard

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Originally Posted by vrao81

What is the bigger crime...dogfighting or forcing the city of Atlanta to watch Joey Harrington play? ;)

This will be interesting to watch...

Harrington wasn't a flop in Miami... I wonder how he'll do in Atlanta?
07-26-2007, 01:29 PM
Mindwarper

Hopefully you are right. If what he is charged with is true, he is a classless act and should never be in the nfl again. I wouldn't even want him in arena leagues.

Anyone notice that during the lul around training camp, they have a bad character story the talking heads repeat ad naseum? Last year it was Owens (who is self centered, but doesn't seem to break the law, or is least not a alleged dog killer). The year before I think it was Keyshawn, before that it was Ray Lewis. They just need something to drone on about. But this year it is a real sad story.

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Originally Posted by vairox

too late now since it's doubtful he will play again.

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