Vick Reinstated

Just a few days ago, Michael Vick was reinstated into the NFL; obviously under certain circumstances. Never the less, Vick is back and ready to prove himself. The only question now is which team is willing to take a risk on Michael Vick?

Well first of all, I do not believe having Michael Vick is a risk at all. He is an awsome ball player and every team should want the work of Mike Vick. I understand because of his reputation, it can be a risk, but for the style of play, production, and offensive threat he is, teams should automatically pick him up. I have heard different scenarios from all different teams, but I have two from each conference where Michael Vick will fit perfectly, in my opinion.

The first team is the Minnesota Vikings from the NFC. I choose the Vikings because they are in need of a quarterback. Tavaris Jackson is nice, but he is not great. Having Vick will give the Vikings an explosive weapon and trigger at the QB position. The Vikings recently lost the Favre opportunity, so they need a QB. With an insane running-back in Adrian Peterson; Vick will add another dimension in the scheme. I know the Vikings offense is a bit West Coast Offense, but before the Vick saga happened, he was begining to get used to it. Plus, with Vick, Peterson, and Berrian. It will seem like the old days when Vick played for the Falcons, and you know how far they would always get in the playoffs.

The other team which makes the most sense is the Miami Dolphins. That was the team everyone thought of as soon as Vick was even considered for reinstatement. The offense is perfect for Vick...THE WILDCAT...it would be almost a match made in heaven. Vick would dominate games with his explosiveness and quickness in the wildcat. However, the Dolphins just recently drafted Pat White from West Virginia in the 2nd round to play the role Vick would play. People say White is just as explosive as Vick, but has a better arm than Vick. That might be true, and watching him in college proves that point, but Vick has done it in the league already. White has not.

Well the question still is up in the air. Some experts say that teams will be looking to bring in Vick to be a backup. Come on now, Vick is probably better than most of the quarterback in this league. He was probably in the top 10 before he got in trouble. He was an MVP finalists and led his Falcons to the Conference Championship game. He was the most dangerous player in the game. My advise to Vick is to play in the AFL or the CFL or the UFL to show once again how much of a great player he is. Once that happens, teams will be all over him.