Originally posted by PTulini:
Originally posted by JM13:
Originally posted by PTulini:
Originally posted by JM13:
The way I see it is Micheal Vick has served his time and deserves another chance. First, Singletary is a no nosense coach who would keep Mike in line. Second, a move across the country would be the perfect place for Mike to start over. Third and most of all we have two backup Qb's who give us no chance of making the playoff's. So it's real simple if we want to make the playoffs, Vick is our best chance.
I strongly disagree with you there! 
I am surprised you feel that way, you are one of the most level headed posters on this site, I would like to hear your feelings on Vick. I am sure you beleive he deserves another chance.
In my honest opinion, yes I do think Michael Vick should get another chance, but not with the San Francisco 49ers! Why bring all of that baggage and negative attention to our team? Do you really think we would be better with Michael Vick? I highly doubt he is in playing condition. He hasn't played in the NFL (or even been working out at the same level) for 2 years! Besides, GM Scot McCloughan and HC Mike Singletary are not in a safe position to take such a bold risk on Vick. A decision like that could cost them their jobs.
If it were up to me, I would stay far away from Michael Vick. I don't think he is any better than the QBs we currently have on our roster. We cannot even be guaranteed that Vick can still play at the same level as before!?? He is just as inconsistant as what we already have. I would rather have Shaun Hill or Alex Smith under center this season. (And YES, I am still an Alex Smith supporter.) Before his injury, Alex was really beginning to turn the corner in his career. I am excited to see him get a second oppertunity and I do think we will see him make a vast improvement. As fans, I still don't understand why some of the Webzone members don't want to see Alex succeed? If he can rebuild his career, it will make our team that much better!
I would be highly pissed off if Michael Vick got his second chance as a 49er over Alex Smith. Alex has shown nothing, but class and dignity throughout his whole career. Both Alex and Shaun bring more to this team than Vick in both leadership and physical ability.
It was also revealed earlier that Vick met with Roger Goodell today regarding his reinstatement. ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported that as early as next week, Commissioner Goodell will offer a "conditional reinstatement" to Vick back into the NFL. Vick is also expected to be suspended for the first 4 weeks of the 2009 season as part of the terms of his reinstatement. After further examination, Is signing Michael Vick really worth it?
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I don't think so!
Sorry, you have lost your mind if you think that Shaun or Alex brings more talent and leadership than Vick. Vick has more physical attributes in his baby toe than the both of them together and has more experience.
Apparently you don't know many people who have been released from incarceration. He is very likely in the best shape of his professional career. He has not taken a hit in two years and has probably been working out religiously. And although I do give Shaun and Alex credit for facing adversity; they have never faced the level of adversity that Vick has. If there was only one choice between the three; I guarantee you that every team on the planet would select Vick over a career back up and often injured unproven commodity.
And to say that his play-off victories occurred only because of his ability to run ignores the fact that their first touchdown against Green Bay was a pass:
1st Quarter
ATL TD SHAWN JEFFERSON 10 YD PASS FROM MICHAEL VICK (JAY FEELY KICK), 5:43
Drive: 10 plays, 76 yards in 5:43
Key Plays:
McCord 18-yard run to Atlanta 43
Vick 17-yard pass to Dunn to Green Bay 40
Dunn 12-yard run to Green Bay 28
Vick 4-yard run on 3rd-and-2 to Green Bay 16
ATLANTA 7-0
ATL TD ARTIE ULMER 1 YD RETURN OF BLOCKED PUNT (JAY FEELY KICK), 8:22
ATLANTA 14-0
2nd Quarter
ATL TD T.J. DUCKETT 6 YD RUN (JAY FEELY KICK), 2:54
Drive: 4 plays, 21 yards in 2:30
Key Plays:
Layne recovery of Williams muffed punt at Green Bay 21
Vick 9-yard pass to Dunn to Green Bay 22
Vick 9-yard pass to Crumpler to Green Bay 13
Duckett 7-yard run on 3rd-and-1 to Green Bay 6
ATLANTA 21-0
ATL FG JAY FEELY 22 YD, 15:00
Drive: 16 plays, 90 yards in 6:34
Key Plays:
Duckett 13-yard run to Atlanta 18
Dunn 21-yard run to Atlanta 39
Vick 12-yard run to Green Bay 46
Vick 11-yard run on 3rd-and-3 to Green Bay 28
Duckett 15-yard run to Green Bay 13
Vick 6-yard pass to Finneran on 3rd-and-4 to Green Bay 1
ATLANTA 24-0