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Michael Vick plans to sign a one-day contract, retire as a Falcon


Kevin Greene

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He is still loved here in Atlanta. .. I think it's a good move if it happens because he will always be synonymous with the Falcons.

As far as the "hope he gets mauled by pitbulls",  "hope he burns in hell", and the "kids and dogs are in the same category people".............................

God bless you. 

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Meh, years have passed since Vick destroyed us 71-0 over two games.  The dog thing was convenient at the time to vilify him.  As has been stated he's paid his debt as prescribed by law.  Retire and move on.  I'll likely never think of him again.

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I'm going to leave it alone...

Glad to hear he'll retire a Falcon. Although he used to kill us, he was still one of my favorite players growing up. The city still loves him, as I still see his jersey around town and at the stadium. Cam, a native ATLien, says he's his favorite player and who he models his game after.

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9 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Yeah, becaise what Vick did is totally equivalent to Cam putting a towel on his head. Fug that guy and his defenders. I'd still love to see him mauled to death by a pack of pit bulls.

I don't even know how to respond to deranged comments like this. It's completely unhinged from reality. The irony in this mentality is stunning.

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