Michael Vick has finally come to the end of his "debt to society", but now even more question are swirling about what his future holds for him.
We know he's already had talks with former Super Bowl winning coach Tony Dungy while in prison, and Roger Gooddell has said he will reinstate Vick to the NFL only if he shows true remorse for his crimes. That seems like a gray area for me. What if Vick is just a good liar?
Either way, Vick will most likely find his way back into the league in two years at the most. There's at least three or four teams who will take a chance on him. Here's my potential teams that may show some interest and might be able to use him:
- Miami Dolphins: We all know about the "wildcat" offense the Dolphins ran last season. If they could somehow figure out a way to implement Vick into this offense that showed a lot of success last season, then Vick could greatly improve this offense.
- San Francisco 49ers: The Niners are extremely weak at the quarterback position and after some conditioning and hard practice to get his mechanics back, Vick would be an improvement to this team's quarterback situation. Not to mention this team already has some great targets for Vick with Vernon Davis, Arnaz Battle, Isaac Bruce, and Michael Crabtree.
- Oakland Raiders: When you have an owner like Al Davis anything is possible. Besides, it's not like their quarterback situation is too great. Al Davis has taken big chances on quarterbacks in the past. Daunte Culpepper is a good example here. It's still a long shot of this happening since they have Jeff Garcia now.
- Dallas Cowboys: You can never count the Cowboys out of making a blockbuster acquisition. Once again, the crazy owner comes into play here. Unless Vick would be satisfied with being a backup to Tony Romo, however, then this will definitely not happen.
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