I suspected this might happen. I think it's a good fit for my team.

Damn yall are quick!!!..I live in Philly and just found out watching the game...people are going beserk here on the internet..and they're losing 21-6 to the Pats at halftime..nothing like drama here in Philly..but remember, the head coach has TWO sons jailed and one that cant get out cuz he keeps stuffing drugs up his ass..so remember that as your hear the hippocrites that denounce this move....carry on..I'm going to enjoy this thread..

Damn yall are quick!!!..I live in Philly and just found out watching the game...people are going beserk here on the internet..and they're losing 21-6 to the Pats at halftime..nothing like drama here in Philly..but remember, the head coach has TWO sons jailed and one that cant get out cuz he keeps stuffing drugs up his ass..so remember that as your hear the hippocrites that denounce this move....carry on..I'm going to enjoy this thread..

if Donovan McNabb retires in the next few years

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2-years per ESPN
Quarterback Michael Vick has signed a two-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles, his agent, Joel Segal, confirmed to ESPN.com.

Vick was the No. 1 draft pick in 2001, and once the highest-paid player in football. But he has not played since 2006 when his career came tumbling down. He was convicted in August 2007 of conspiracy and running a dogfighting operation, sentenced to 23 months in federal prison and suspended indefinitely by the NFL.

But after serving his time and being released from home confinement July 20, NFL commissioner Roger Goodell conditionally lifted Vick's suspension, allowing him to sign with a team.
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Fury said:

Well, I guess they're through dogging him

will they be called the Beagles now?

will they be called the Beagles now?

728huey said:

Why the hell would he do that?!? He's still pretty young and in great shape!

From the comments I read on the site, the majority of them were supportive


Call me crazy, but I think it's a good move


Smooches;)
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Fury said:

Uh...no...lol.....

To see the reactions here in philly, feel free to click on the link

http://www.philly.com/phi...d=53182717

you might notice the angle that's being taken..but thats philly for u

AlexdeParis said:

This is a ridiculous move. Donovan shoulda bounced when he had a chance. Yet another slap in his face and shows that they don't respect him one bit.

AlexdeParis said:

This is a ridiculous move. Donovan shoulda bounced when he had a chance. Yet another slap in his face and shows that they don't respect him one bit.

SCNDLS said:

I think it's a great move. They're not going to replace him at all. Donovan is the starting QB. Vick is a wild card. I'm looking forward to the Eagles getting them in the game together at some point.

SCNDLS said:

donovan should love this! vick's not being brought in to be the starter. kevin kolb is not the backup you keep over vick if u wanna go deep in the playoffs

Fury said:

If Donovan had not had the shaky relationship with the coach, the owners, AND the city of Philly that he has I MIGHT agree. But there's just too much history there for them to throw Vick in as yet another controversy WAITING to happen. At least this time when the shit explodes ya'll can't blame TO.

Kevin Kolb must be more hurt than they're saying..Donovan KNOWS he's on his last two years max...Vick already played in a west coast offense and until he learns the system he can always run the wildcat or option...or the eagles could let him get in shape and use him as trade bait when another team has a injury at QB.It kind of make sense,I thought the Ravens would do it,but hey...