Michael Vick getting nothing but LOVE!!!

This has to be the cutest thing I've seen in a while. After the Eagles won against the cowboys on Sunday night. Cowboys running back Tashard Choice asked Michael Vick for an autograph for his newphew who LOVES Mike!! AWWWWEEEEE that is just to cute and I got much love for someone who can look past everything and do this especially after loosing!! I love it!! =)

According to ESPN:

Dallas Cowboys running back Tashard Choice accomplished one goal Sunday night: He got Michael Vick’s autograph. Choice approached Vick after the Eagles’ 30-27 win at Cowboys Stadium and asked him to sign a glove. Philadelphia’s MVP candidate granted the request.

“That’s probably the first time that’s ever happened to me,” Vick said of an opposing player’s request after a game. “But [Choice] is a great guy. It doesn’t surprise me.” Choice, who rushed for 16 yards on seven carries and had a 17-yard reception in the loss, said he has known Vick for years. They became acquainted when Choice attended Georgia Tech and Vick played for the Atlanta Falcons.

The autograph, according to Choice, was for a young family member who is a big fan of Vick. “My little nephew says he’s his brother,” Choice said. “My little nephew is 2 years old, so I had to get one for him. I just admire somebody who comes from those circumstances and comes back and proves everybody wrong. I’ve got nothing but respect for him.”

Michael Vick {My boyfriends back}

PETA what do you have to say now? My boyfriends back n he gone reck shop!!!

Michael Vick was reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell on Monday and could play in regular-season games as early as… October.Vick can immediately participate in preseason practices, workouts and meetings and can play in the final two preseason games — if he can find a team that will sign him. A number of teams have already said they would not.
Vick can immediately participate in preseason practices, workouts and meetings and can play in the final two preseason games — if he can find a team that will sign him. A number of teams have already said they would not. “Needless to say, your margin for error is extremely limited,” Goodell said in a letter to Vick. “I urge you to take full advantage of the resources available to support you and to dedicate yourself to rebuilding your life and your career. If you do this, the NFL will support you.”

Michael Vick {Still got it}

Michael Vick ain't lose everything. After Browsing TMZ I stopped at picture's of Michael Vick and his baby mother on memorial day having their little family bbq. Mansion and all. *Sidebar* I didn't know he was still with her. {He still my baby daddy!} *SMILE*

My baby daddy home! (Mike Vick)

My man's home, My mans home!!!! Yay!!! to read the story please click read more

Former star quarterback of the Atlanta Falcons, Michael Vick, was released from a Leavenworth, Kansas federal prison early Wednesday. His publicist, Judy Smith, and Federal Bureau of Prisons, confirmed his release. Smith said the athlete will serve the remaining two months of his 23-month sentence in home confinement.



According to CNN, Vick's sports agent, who negotiated his $140 million contract with the Falcons, believes the athlete will resume his professional football career as soon as September upon a pending NFL reinstatement. On the contrary, the athlete's attorneys say he will make a living at the Newport News construction firm immediately after his release and that he has also consented to take part in a documentary film for $600,000.



Last month, Vick presented a Chapter 11 plan to a bankruptcy judge which was denied and he was advised to submit another plan to emerge from bankruptcy. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Frank Santoro said the plan requested up to $1 million in cash to paid to creditors but did not believe Vick could immediately produce that amount of money in a short amount of time. Santoro suggested that Vick should do away with two houses and three cars he intended to keep in the rejected proposal.



In his testimony, Vick admitted to mishandling his funds when he was making up to $12 million a year with his Flacons salary and acknowledged that his actions were "heinous" and that he should have acted more responsibly.



After his release, Vick plans to work with the Humane Society of the United States in a anti-dog fighting campaign to raise awareness among young people about the blood sport, in addition to mentoring those who have already participated dog fights.



Humane Society President Wayne Pacelle said that VIck's case has already sparked awareness of the animal cruelty, dog dighting in particular. He noted that the Humane Society offers rewards to people to tip off or give leads to suspected dog fights, and so far $40,000 has been paid out in five different cases.



Vick plead guilty in August of 2007 to a federal charge of bankrollng a dog fight operation in his Virginia home.