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TMZ is reporting Vick was seen in the the Chicago airport. I have a feeling he was getting on a connecting flight. No way the Bears would sign him after getting Cutler.
A formation with Vick, Deangelo, and Stewart in the same backfield would be interesting . . . .I've heard the two teams are trying to sign Vick, Pitt and Carolina. A guy I work with has a friend in the Panthers organization who says they are going to annouce tomorrow the Vick signing.
I can't see Jerry Richardson wanting him on his team. Personally, I don't want him on the Panthers. If the Panthers do sign him it will have to be for dirt cheap since Julius Peppers tied up most of the Panthers money.I've heard the two teams are trying to sign Vick, Pitt and Carolina. A guy I work with has a friend in the Panthers organization who says they are going to annouce tomorrow the Vick signing.
I dont' think he has a shot in Chicago unless they are bringing in him to return kicks, run the ball, or play wide receiver.I can't see Jerry Richardson wanting him on his team. Personally, I don't want him on the Panthers. If the Panthers do sign him it will have to be for dirt cheap since Julius Peppers tied up most of the Panthers money.I've heard the two teams are trying to sign Vick, Pitt and Carolina. A guy I work with has a friend in the Panthers organization who says they are going to annouce tomorrow the Vick signing.
I lol'dMaybe he just wanted a Chicago style dog oh god I'm sorry.
He's not going to PIT.I've heard the two teams are trying to sign Vick, Pitt and Carolina. A guy I work with has a friend in the Panthers organization who says they are going to annouce tomorrow the Vick signing.
Vick and Steve Smith split wide might just make D coordinators vomit with those RBs in the backfield.A formation with Vick, Deangelo, and Stewart in the same backfield would be interesting . . . .I've heard the two teams are trying to sign Vick, Pitt and Carolina. A guy I work with has a friend in the Panthers organization who says they are going to annouce tomorrow the Vick signing.
I'm thinking the exact opposite, Carolina is one of the worst landing spots for a guy like Vick. He needs to be in a larger market with a steady fan base, small town markets will catch serious heat if they sign this guy. He'll do a lot better in places like NE, Pitt where the #1 QB is already set in stone. You don't want Vick being a distraction to a QB on the fringe... the last thing Carolina wants to do is get rid of whatever confidence Delhomme has left. Being in a place like NE, there will be no pressure to play Vick regardless of the team's record considering everybody knows who the better QB is. In Vick's best interest it's to go to a team where he is a small fish in a big pond. The media won't chomp at NE/Pitt or any other big market team like they would like Carolina. I could be wrong but I don't like it.Carolina is the perfect location for him. No good backup QB (with a QB1 that is wavering), smaller market town (we had the best woman-on-woman cheerleading story in the history of the NFL, and it barely made headlines), good team with established "faces of the franchise" in Delhomme, Peppers and Smith and Mush. Perfect location...
On the other hand, Vick would provide another warm body for Steve Smith to b*tch slap when he goes postal. I'm sure PETA would be all for that.I'm thinking the exact opposite, Carolina is one of the worst landing spots for a guy like Vick. He needs to be in a larger market with a steady fan base, small town markets will catch serious heat if they sign this guy. He'll do a lot better in places like NE, Pitt where the #1 QB is already set in stone. You don't want Vick being a distraction to a QB on the fringe... the last thing Carolina wants to do is get rid of whatever confidence Delhomme has left. Being in a place like NE, there will be no pressure to play Vick regardless of the team's record considering everybody knows who the better QB is. In Vick's best interest it's to go to a team where he is a small fish in a big pond. The media won't chomp at NE/Pitt or any other big market team like they would like Carolina. I could be wrong but I don't like it.Carolina is the perfect location for him. No good backup QB (with a QB1 that is wavering), smaller market town (we had the best woman-on-woman cheerleading story in the history of the NFL, and it barely made headlines), good team with established "faces of the franchise" in Delhomme, Peppers and Smith and Mush. Perfect location...
Vick needs to go where he is going to play, its not worth the flack to just have him as a backup and a 1-2 play gimmick. He needs a spot where he can get involved in the offense regularly. A small market could be better as far as media goes as the circus will likely die down faster and smaller markets have the luxury of smaller bases for protesters. Its much easier to get 1,000 people out in NYC to protest Vick, the equivalent of that in Carolina would be 100 unless people are actively busing themselves in.Mikey16x said:I'm thinking the exact opposite, Carolina is one of the worst landing spots for a guy like Vick. He needs to be in a larger market with a steady fan base, small town markets will catch serious heat if they sign this guy. He'll do a lot better in places like NE, Pitt where the #1 QB is already set in stone. You don't want Vick being a distraction to a QB on the fringe... the last thing Carolina wants to do is get rid of whatever confidence Delhomme has left. Being in a place like NE, there will be no pressure to play Vick regardless of the team's record considering everybody knows who the better QB is. In Vick's best interest it's to go to a team where he is a small fish in a big pond. The media won't chomp at NE/Pitt or any other big market team like they would like Carolina. I could be wrong but I don't like it.Carolina is the perfect location for him. No good backup QB (with a QB1 that is wavering), smaller market town (we had the best woman-on-woman cheerleading story in the history of the NFL, and it barely made headlines), good team with established "faces of the franchise" in Delhomme, Peppers and Smith and Mush. Perfect location...
I'm not sure if Carolina is the best fit but I disagree with just about everything else in your take.Not trying to pick on you and I could be entirely wrong on the situation but I think he will be embraced easier, or at least not protested as much, where he is in a smaller market where and might fit a team need.Mikey16x said:I'm thinking the exact opposite, Carolina is one of the worst landing spots for a guy like Vick. He needs to be in a larger market with a steady fan base, small town markets will catch serious heat if they sign this guy. He'll do a lot better in places like NE, Pitt where the #1 QB is already set in stone. You don't want Vick being a distraction to a QB on the fringe... the last thing Carolina wants to do is get rid of whatever confidence Delhomme has left. Being in a place like NE, there will be no pressure to play Vick regardless of the team's record considering everybody knows who the better QB is. In Vick's best interest it's to go to a team where he is a small fish in a big pond. The media won't chomp at NE/Pitt or any other big market team like they would like Carolina. I could be wrong but I don't like it.Carolina is the perfect location for him. No good backup QB (with a QB1 that is wavering), smaller market town (we had the best woman-on-woman cheerleading story in the history of the NFL, and it barely made headlines), good team with established "faces of the franchise" in Delhomme, Peppers and Smith and Mush. Perfect location...
It's impossible to say what he role will be and whether or not he is rosterable in fantasy football until he actually signs with a team.One question I haven't really seen addressed and that I think is the most pertinent FF question- what position is he going to be listed as? Vick's going to be unrosterable to me as a QB, but as a WR/RB he deserves a look and maybe even a draft pick. Considering he hasn't thrown a pass in 2 years and has missed TC I can't see teams being comfortable with him as their #2 QB, and with the way the emergency QB rules are written it would seem disadvantageous to put him as the #3QB, which would mean to me that he should be listed as something else.
Cutler would certainly hold out and demand a trade were the Bears to show any interest in Vick. Lovie's got to watch himself here - probably best to send flowers or something just to make sure Cutler's skirt isn't ruffled over the Vick rumor.Maybe Chicago is a good fit for him, considering Cutler has shown all the signs of being one of those players that has an expiration date.