I thought we’d at least get to the offseason before this restarted.
We’re way more than a Mike Vick away from being a good team, so I’m not sure its a good idea. Although if he can still run around, his best trait as Bills QB might be that he is good at running for his life.

From the perspective of Vick/Dungy, Buffalo would be a great place for Vick to end up. That does not mean that the Buffalo Bills feel the same way on their end.

Since we have no clue who is going to be coaching this team next year, we cannot possibly have any idea of whether or not Mike Vick would be a good fit. I’ll get back to you on whether or not Vick is realistic is in a few months. It’s definitely going to be discussed ….. at length …. again ….. all offseason. But it’s too early to say anything other than that it’s too early to talk about it.

Vick is still a member of the Eagles. The Bills can’t talk about him publicly or talk to him even if they wanted to.

A good fit for what though? The guy is nowhere near the player he used to be, and he wasn’t anything special to start with.

I really don’t see Vick getting too many offers this offseason after he’s shown nothing this season. Someone might ask him to come in to fight for the backup role, but who would give this guy even a puncher’s chance at earning a starting job?

Vick isn’t a UFA. He’s still under contract this next off-season. So a trade with Philadelphia would obviously center around the asking price. I’m not down for anything higher than a 5th rounder. I took today to review some of the mocks I’ve done, and there’s way too many players available / trade options in rounds 1-4 to even consider trading one of those picks for Vick.

I’m not sure it’s a package deal regarding Dungy. Dungy is a Christian and family man, and through that perspective, I doubt he’s going anywhere to coach again. I think he’s turned the page on coaching to a degree, focusing more on his family and religious works.

Vick would/could be a viable quarterback, and in his perspective, Buffalo could be an ideal spot. But would a new GM and head coach really want Vick over Chad Pennington as they’re trying to established a new mindset/culture with the team? The only head coach that I could see wanting Vick is Jon Gruden, who has spent a great deal of time (he says) studying the spread and the spread option.

But again, it’s really hard to discount what Dungy says, because, like Marv Levy, he doesn’t talk just to talk.

The worst part is that Dungy claims that Buffalo explored the possiblity of bringing in Vick this season. The guy has done nothing to prove that he belongs in the NFL. No, I’m not talking about making amends for the dog fighting and operation of an illegal gambling ring. I’m talking about things that matter on the field. According to the Sunday night crew he showed up about 15 pounds overweight; strike one. He hasn’t been any more effective as a running QB than Donovan McNabb; strike two. His accuracy still seems to be suspect; strike three.

I’d rather stick with Edwards. He’s at least in shape and an accurate passer—even though he sticks to passes that he could almost hand off. Oh, and Edwards isn’t a degenerate scumbag.

the eagles have an option for 2010, they dont have to keep him around

It’s now playing in the UFL.

if Dungy comes with him.
He’ll have Vick studying the game like he should, and since he is a little slower than he used to be, than Vick might prove to be a more effective passer.