It's all over ESPN/news reports that TT MAY be interested:
NFL notes: Green Bay a potential destination for Vick
Texans suffer two significant injuries early.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Packers might just be an option for Michael Vick.
Asked whether Green Bay would be interested in the scandal-tainted quarterback, general manager Ted Thompson didn't rule it out Tuesday.
"We're always looking to improve our team," Thompson said. "We look at all options at all times. I wouldn't care to speculate in terms of the odds or the percentages (of signing Vick) or anything like that."
While it's hard to imagine the Packers inviting another major distraction to training camp after enduring the circus-like atmosphere of last summer's Brett Favre unretirement saga, the case could be made that Vick would be a valuable asset.
Green Bay has a highly regarded young starting quarterback in Aaron Rodgers, but it has a pair of inexperienced second-year players, Matt Flynn and Brian Brohm, backing him up. Vick could bring experience to the position if there is an injury to Rodgers, who has been injury-prone.
And while the Packers haven't used the so-called "wildcat" formation, Vick's running ability could add a scoring threat to their backfield.
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Might not have read this...but even CWood wouldn't mind.
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Now that the Packers aren't on the "Forget it" list for quarterback Michael Vick, Green Bay cornerback Charles Woodson says he would have no problem welcoming the controversial player to his team.
"Nah. Not at all. What happened with Mike Vick is unfortunate, but he's done his time. He's had to take responsibility for that," said Woodson, the former Heisman Trophy winner and a five-time Pro Bowler who has become one of the spiritual leaders of the Packers and is among the most influential players in the locker room.
"If he were to come here, we're all grown men, and we would have to accept him as a teammate, if that were the case," Woodson said Tuesday night before the Packers' scrimmage at Ray Nitschke Field. "To have him, that's another weapon. We understand that.
"We know that people have their dislike toward Vick. We understand that. But at the same time, he's a man. Men make mistakes. To have him here -- I don't want to speak for anybody, but I would welcome him.
"I'm trying to win a championship. So what anybody says outside of [this team], I don't care anything about that."
Green Bay general manager Ted Thompson said Tuesday he would not rule out Vick in a Packers' uniform, a departure from the norm around the NFL. Most teams have emphatically said they would not even consider Vick as a free-agent addition, much less sign him.
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Personally Snake has NEVER been much of Vick fan since VTech....either the QB or person....But his talent is maybe the top of the NFL as a player..It's pretty clear that Mike Vick messed up....BADLY.
What isn't clear is the team he signs for and how much......Mobb will be all aboard giving him $10 million to start, LOL, but realistically..Vick is megatalented and looks he's a better man now out to prove himself (Snake forgives him.....we all are human).
Per ESPN tonite, only 8 teams were still available for him to sign with in the NFL as EVERY OTHER team said hell no or equivalent.
I don't have that list, 8 teams from some hours ago DID NOT SAY NO to Mike Vick.
Snake loves his talent and would love to incorporate him (Vick) as a Wildcat option and Goal Line as he's a dumbfuck, but an incredible talent.
Been saying it for years (he wins at QB with a low QB rating) but does enough to win (usually 10+ wins yearly as a QB) but he should be a Slash type option (aka Kordell Stewart) with PR, KR, WR, RB, and a few QB options.
I don't like what he did (but he served his time) and would NOT mind seeing TT sign him to a 2 year deal (not 1 as we get little out of it....maybe 2 years and 6 million overall with incentives if he starts at QB)....
That's not a lot of money cuz we have shitloads of salary cap space even now. But hell, think of the possibilities of Vick subbing out for Arod in a Wildcat formation....or Vick at RB as an option goalline. Damn.
Snake loves dogs. But I'd forgive it to give us an incredible option in the Red Zone. ARod behind center with Vick at RB....Run some option shit, or whatever....score at will with the pitch either run or pass.
Gotta like that. He paid his dues. Sign the guy. TT looks like he's amiable to it as there's only 8 teams left via ESPN that haven't said, "No, he's not an option." Sign him up. Thus the poll. But either way....wouldn't shock Snake if the TT signed him (and prob. locks him to a 2 year multi year deal to get us the most out of it).
Thoughts? He'd (Vick) be a terror with ARod...
5 Snaps as a sub QB, 10 as RB, 5 as WR......phenom as KR/PR.....much money's worth IMO. Sign that dog-killing SOB!
This is much better as he'd need at least a year to adjust, no team wants him to start at QB this year..give him a 2 year deal to pan out what he can do....Always thought he'd be much better just playing QB in spots, but a terror at RB, WR (with his speed/passing ability) and at PR/KR?
Nay or yay?
Snake wouldn't mind at a price (albeit reasonable and if we could get him for more than tryout....more than 1 year)...
NFL notes: Green Bay a potential destination for Vick
Texans suffer two significant injuries early.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Wednesday, August 05, 2009
GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Packers might just be an option for Michael Vick.
Asked whether Green Bay would be interested in the scandal-tainted quarterback, general manager Ted Thompson didn't rule it out Tuesday.
"We're always looking to improve our team," Thompson said. "We look at all options at all times. I wouldn't care to speculate in terms of the odds or the percentages (of signing Vick) or anything like that."
While it's hard to imagine the Packers inviting another major distraction to training camp after enduring the circus-like atmosphere of last summer's Brett Favre unretirement saga, the case could be made that Vick would be a valuable asset.
Green Bay has a highly regarded young starting quarterback in Aaron Rodgers, but it has a pair of inexperienced second-year players, Matt Flynn and Brian Brohm, backing him up. Vick could bring experience to the position if there is an injury to Rodgers, who has been injury-prone.
And while the Packers haven't used the so-called "wildcat" formation, Vick's running ability could add a scoring threat to their backfield.
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Might not have read this...but even CWood wouldn't mind.
GREEN BAY, Wis. -- Now that the Packers aren't on the "Forget it" list for quarterback Michael Vick, Green Bay cornerback Charles Woodson says he would have no problem welcoming the controversial player to his team.
"Nah. Not at all. What happened with Mike Vick is unfortunate, but he's done his time. He's had to take responsibility for that," said Woodson, the former Heisman Trophy winner and a five-time Pro Bowler who has become one of the spiritual leaders of the Packers and is among the most influential players in the locker room.
"If he were to come here, we're all grown men, and we would have to accept him as a teammate, if that were the case," Woodson said Tuesday night before the Packers' scrimmage at Ray Nitschke Field. "To have him, that's another weapon. We understand that.
"We know that people have their dislike toward Vick. We understand that. But at the same time, he's a man. Men make mistakes. To have him here -- I don't want to speak for anybody, but I would welcome him.
"I'm trying to win a championship. So what anybody says outside of [this team], I don't care anything about that."
Green Bay general manager Ted Thompson said Tuesday he would not rule out Vick in a Packers' uniform, a departure from the norm around the NFL. Most teams have emphatically said they would not even consider Vick as a free-agent addition, much less sign him.
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Personally Snake has NEVER been much of Vick fan since VTech....either the QB or person....But his talent is maybe the top of the NFL as a player..It's pretty clear that Mike Vick messed up....BADLY.
What isn't clear is the team he signs for and how much......Mobb will be all aboard giving him $10 million to start, LOL, but realistically..Vick is megatalented and looks he's a better man now out to prove himself (Snake forgives him.....we all are human).
Per ESPN tonite, only 8 teams were still available for him to sign with in the NFL as EVERY OTHER team said hell no or equivalent.
I don't have that list, 8 teams from some hours ago DID NOT SAY NO to Mike Vick.
Snake loves his talent and would love to incorporate him (Vick) as a Wildcat option and Goal Line as he's a dumbfuck, but an incredible talent.
Been saying it for years (he wins at QB with a low QB rating) but does enough to win (usually 10+ wins yearly as a QB) but he should be a Slash type option (aka Kordell Stewart) with PR, KR, WR, RB, and a few QB options.
I don't like what he did (but he served his time) and would NOT mind seeing TT sign him to a 2 year deal (not 1 as we get little out of it....maybe 2 years and 6 million overall with incentives if he starts at QB)....
That's not a lot of money cuz we have shitloads of salary cap space even now. But hell, think of the possibilities of Vick subbing out for Arod in a Wildcat formation....or Vick at RB as an option goalline. Damn.
Snake loves dogs. But I'd forgive it to give us an incredible option in the Red Zone. ARod behind center with Vick at RB....Run some option shit, or whatever....score at will with the pitch either run or pass.
Gotta like that. He paid his dues. Sign the guy. TT looks like he's amiable to it as there's only 8 teams left via ESPN that haven't said, "No, he's not an option." Sign him up. Thus the poll. But either way....wouldn't shock Snake if the TT signed him (and prob. locks him to a 2 year multi year deal to get us the most out of it).
Thoughts? He'd (Vick) be a terror with ARod...
5 Snaps as a sub QB, 10 as RB, 5 as WR......phenom as KR/PR.....much money's worth IMO. Sign that dog-killing SOB!
This is much better as he'd need at least a year to adjust, no team wants him to start at QB this year..give him a 2 year deal to pan out what he can do....Always thought he'd be much better just playing QB in spots, but a terror at RB, WR (with his speed/passing ability) and at PR/KR?
Nay or yay?
Snake wouldn't mind at a price (albeit reasonable and if we could get him for more than tryout....more than 1 year)...

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