Yes, we still believe in the premise that Michael Vick should not be in the NFL, and it is not simply because of the many many crimes he committed breaking Virginia, Federal and possibly other state laws as well (see the story on the murder of his partner in NC).

All that said, Vick should also be out of the NFL based on the way he treated everyone in the NFL.  He’s not only a killer of dogs, he’s a killer of the NFL.  Give the guy $100 million dollars and watch him and the organization he works for start to go down the drain.

So starts another week, where Michael Vick was  unfortunately injured.  We don’t want to see the guy injured nor harmed.  We don’t want to see him in the NFL at all.  That hasn’t really changed.

What has changed is that he has once again been over paid, and is once again under performing.

Can he blame his injuries on his team mates?  (Who cares)

Can he blame them on himself?  (Doesn’t matter)

Would the Eagles, the NFL and the rest of America be better off with him gone from the NFL.  (Yep!)

So there will be irrational people that want to give an NFL player who funneled his earnings into illegal activities on the East Coast a second round of financing.  To you, I hope you get a chance to invest your life savings with Bernie Maddoff when he gets his second chance. You deserve each other.

The Falcons helped the Eagles to see the true value of Michael Vick last night.  Vick did a great job of exhibiting his prowess at fumbling the football and throwing an interception, but it was the three stooges inspired accidental head bash into his own team mate that sidelined the over priced under delivering Michael Vick.  Just when Philadelphia was starting to fully grasp the amount they invested, visions of repetitive concussions all season long and a mostly rookie backup started to illustrate how Michael Vick might piss away $100 million dollars for another NFL team.