Michael Vick, no dog to bark

Michael Vick served his sentence. After spending the last two months of his sentence with a monitoring device, the former quarterback of the Falcons has been fully released. And now, what's next in your career? Reactivate it if you can.

Vick became notorious to be jailed for promoting dogfighting. As stated in the shotgun, hire a PR suicide. I agree that no NFL team in their right mind would want to take the services of QB, a better one. No franchise wants to be pursued by the associations for animal rights, not tired of besieging the player. Of course, on the other hand, give him a second chance for Vick could be profitable by way of image, although I doubt anyone would risk him on that side.

In addition, the suspension remains latent for life. Roger Goodell, NFL commissioner, has hinted that he will not so easily pardon the player. One option would be Vick's strong United Football Association (UFL), a league midway between the NFL and NCAA. Of course I would have to lower its economic pretensions a little as nine million to 350,000. Too bad, so is this dog's life.

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