Comments on: Vick, I Believe You

By: www.sell-sport.com

www.sell-sport.com — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 11:28:38 +0000

i think no one will buy it. But it wont stop Vick play. Whatever you oppose, he still can appeat on the field.

By: Maicel

Maicel — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 08:52:04 +0000

Every one deserve a second chance we ought to give him forgiveness.Ever since Michael Vick was released from prison after his sentence for dog fighting, people have wondered if he was receptive to rehabilitation, and that may be why people found the Michael Vick 60 Minutes interview interesting. During the Michael Vick 60 Minutes interview, he is contrite, honest, and seems genuinely remorseful. He isn't salaried yet –NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has yet to reinstate him to full status, which he isn’t eligible until the 6th week of the regular season, so he may need payday loans in the mean time. If Goodell believes the humility of the Michael Vick 60 Minutes interview, Vick might not need short term loans due to a contract worth up to $8 million.

By: John Gwaltney Jr

John Gwaltney Jr — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 00:58:29 +0000

I agree with Kenny. Vick did seem to be much more “real” in his 60 Minutes interview, which was a surprise to me, to be honest. I have never been a big fan of Vick, but I was glad to see him just admit to things without trying to pull an A-Rod. We all know he made a lot of bad decisions in this deal. Personally, I am pulling for him to get/keep his life on the right track and his focus on helping others to stay away from these same misstakes.