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Michael Vick=Tiger Woods=Michael Jordan

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FL000

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Did you see that game last night...the WHOLE game. Vick is freaking amazing. Too bad the rest of his team sucks, because they'd be unbeatable if they had other talent half as good as MV.

Obviously it's too late this year, but I can't wait to see him work a whole season in 2004.
 
Yeah, but can he play with a broken thumb???

GO PACK!!!!!!
 
Kind of reminds me of the Braves with Hank Aaron. Unbelievable talent mired in an unbelievably bad team (except for Phil Niekro).
 
I agree, Great game last night! Bolden was looking good until he got torn up, and Price pulls off same sweet catches. That was definitely a game worth watching. What about the ref who doesn't know what Off or Def pass interference really is?
 
Michael Vick is an extraordinary athlete. However, so were Randall Cunningham and Slash Stewart. If Vick develops into a passer as well as an open field runner, then I expect a Super Bowl victory. Not to take anything away from Vick, but I think that his greatest asset currently, is that his heroics inspire his teammates and get them fired up. As his team mates grow to expect that he will carry them and the offense becomes even more one dimensional, his skills will be less and less relevant. Was'nt the game was almost lost a couple of plays earlier due to an interception?
regards,
enigma
 

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