cut vick

[smazza]

he will never ever be a good nfl qb and at 10 mil a year he is killing the falcons salary cap

you may be able to get a stupid nfl gm to take him off your hands for several picks

culpepper and vick are so over evaluated you wonder what the GMs were thinking when they signed them to such contracts

[smazza]

tom brady deserves 20 million a year

[Triple B]

They can't cut him. Those dumbásses McKay and Mr Home Depot have too much tied up in him. Cap hit would be brutal ...

[smazza]

i hate the cap

why did players ever agree to it

[Velcro]

tom brady deserves 20 million a year

Brady doesn't want 20 mill per year... its about winning to him, not about the biggest pay day.

[smazza]

the other vick got cut i hear

brady wouldn't mind 20 mil

[flsportsfan83]

Vick is the most overrated player in the history of the NFL

[Guest USFSam]

ditto

[smazza]

ditto

and i would never draft his loser brother

Marcus Vick Arrested on Firearms Charges By KRISTEN GELINEAU, Associated Press Writer

RICHMOND, Va. - Former Virginia Tech quarterback Marcus Vick, booted from the team last week for his behavior on and off the field, was charged Monday with pulling a gun on three teenagers during an altercation in a restaurant parking lot.

Vick surrendered at the Suffolk magistrate's office after three warrants were issued for his arrest Sunday, Magistrate Lisa Noel said.

The 21-year-old Vick was charged with three misdemeanor counts of brandishing a firearm, and was released on $10,000 bond.

Police said the parents of a 17-year-old boy reported that Vick pointed a weapon at their son and two others during an altercation at a McDonald's in Suffolk, a southeastern Virginia city where Vick's mother lives, Sunday night.

If convicted of all three counts, Vick could be sentenced to up to three years in jail and a $7,500 fine, police spokeswoman Lt. Debbie George said in a statement.

On Friday, Virginia Tech kicked Vick off the team, citing the cumulative effects of numerous legal problems and his unsportsmanlike conduct in the Gator Bowl, where he was caught on tape stomping on the left calf of Louisville All-American Elvis Dumervil.

He also received a speeding ticket and a ticket for driving on a suspended license in Hampton on Dec. 17 while under a "zero tolerance" policy from Virginia Tech.

The policy was implemented when Vick was suspended in 2004 because of several legal problems. He later came under further scrutiny because of replays of his actions against Dumervil.

Vick claimed it was accidental, but hurt his cause by claiming to have apologized to Dumervil, the     NCAA sacks leader. Dumervil said he received no such apology.

Saturday, Vick announced he had decided to turn pro.

[Velcro]

the other vick got cut i hear

brady wouldn't mind 20 mil

no he wouldn't, if there wasn't a salary cap, but there is and he doesn't want all the money, he wants a good supporting cast more.