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Aug. 24, 2007 -- The NFL took quick action Friday following Atlanta Falcon quarterback Michael Vick's admission that he played a role in operating a dogfighting ring. The league suspended Vick ...
Ten years ago, Vick and the Eagles produced the "Monday Night Massacre" against Washington. Relive the epic game through his eyes.
Vick played college football at Virginia Tech, where as a redshirt freshman he led the school to the college national title game, where his team lost to Florida State.
Vick and Jackson played together for five years in Philadelphia. In 51 games, Jackson caught 220 catches for 4,044 yards and 24 touchdowns from Vick.
Former NFL stars, and ex-Philadelphia Eagles teammates, Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson signed up to become head coaches in college football this fall—Vick at Norfolk State and Jackson at ...
A big shout-out to Vancouver resident Pam Nordick from best-selling author Craig Johnson, the creator of the "Longmire" Western-crime novels that became a super-popular TV series.
Renowned for his incredible speed, powerful throwing arm, and groundbreaking style of play, Vick fundamentally changed the quarterback role, especially as a dual-threat athlete.
Four-time NFL Pro Bowl quarterback Michael Vick has announced that he will be the next head coach of Norfolk State.
Michael Vick is the greatest player to ever play at Virginia Tech and accomplished a lot of great things during his time in Blacksburg. He led the Hokies to the national championship game where ...
Vick, an analyst with Fox Sports and the newly named head coach at Norfolk State, played 13 NFL seasons with four teams and had the best year of his career after a head coach and coordinator ...
“Longmire” actor A Martinez, left, author Craig Johnson and Spokesman-Review editor Rob Curley discuss Johnson’s 20th novel in the Walt Longmire mystery series, “First Frost,” at the ...
Vick played two thrilling seasons at Virginia Tech, finishing third in the Heisman voting as a redshirt freshman in 1999.
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