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    Michael Vick: A total ripoff

    Why do people keep insisting and trying to force the notion that this guy is so great and wonderful? He's a friggin average quarterback. I can think of 10 QB's just off the top of my head that smoke hiim in talent and skill and this guy gets a 9 year $100 million dollar contract? What a joke.

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    He may only be average but he is the most exciting player in the game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by techs
    He may only be average but he is the most exciting player in the game.
    Really? I thought Terrell Owens was,.. well, until he messed up his leg that is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WebHead
    Really? I thought Terrell Owens was,.. well, until he messed up his leg that is.
    But he only touches the ball between 6 and 12 times a game. Vick gets to it a lot more so it adds to the excitement. At least for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by techs
    But he only touches the ball between 6 and 12 times a game. Vick gets to it a lot more so it adds to the excitement. At least for me.
    The thing is,.. Owens has only been injured once that I can remember. Vick is always injured sitting on the sidelines.

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    Vick is Kordell II. Nothing to get excited about.

    And they should make him change his jersey number too. Ben Roethlisberg OWNS #7, by the time all's said and done, no one will remember that number on anyone but Ben - not even Elway.

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    Quote Originally Posted by techs
    But he only touches the ball between 6 and 12 times a game. Vick gets to it a lot more so it adds to the excitement. At least for me.
    Wait, let me read that again slowly....oh the ball, not his....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cobra X
    Vick is Kordell II. Nothing to get excited about...
    Exactly. The Falcons are going to be very sorry they wasted so much money on this average talent.

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    Quote Originally Posted by WebHead
    Why do people keep insisting and trying to force the notion that this guy is so great and wonderful? He's a friggin average quarterback. I can think of 10 QB's just off the top of my head that smoke hiim in talent and skill and this guy gets a 9 year $100 million dollar contract? What a joke.

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    I thought I was missing something whenever I watched him play. I can't believe that contract either.

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    I think it's great that another Virginia Techie is making 9 figures...

    Honestly though I was shocked that the Falcons made the deal. Remember though the one thing about NFL contracts is that the money is not guaranteed, but he got a fairly good signing bonus out of the deal too.

    Unbelievable to me that owners pay these salaries...

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    Quote Originally Posted by WebHead
    The thing is,.. Owens has only been injured once that I can remember. Vick is always injured sitting on the sidelines.
    Owens takes alot of plays off. Plus he's only involved in a few plays a game, as Techs has mentioned. Vick will run the ball at people that T.O. wouldn't even consider.

    My personal feeling is the quaterback must be 6'2-5", 225-270, run a 4.7 40 yd. dash, and be very physical. If the defense has to put a "spy" on the QB, someone else is going to be open. It helps on play action, plus when he hits a cornerback, he will most likely win that battle.

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