Va_Pats_Fan
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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.Go to ESPN and listen to Roger Cossak explain whats happening...very telling. It looks like he is going to flip big time. I would not be surprised if he ends up with 20 bullet holes in his SUV one morning, this is getting crazy.
But flip on who??? He is the top dog....er sorry poor choice of words there...
he is at the top of the food chain. The only people who he could turn on were other celebrities/athletes who attended the fights. As you said, it won't make him the most popular guy in or out of prison and could have negative ramifications... for him.
First off, Vick is NOT the top guy. He may have been the top guy in Norfolk, VA, but I'd put MONEY that the dog fighting is country wide and that there are going to be a lot more arrests....
First off, Vick is NOT the top guy. He may have been the top guy in Norfolk, VA, but I'd put MONEY that the dog fighting is country wide and that there are going to be a lot more arrests....
That's for sure. CNN had a story with a guy who's a
so-called dog fighting expert say there's 40,000 people involved in this. I don't quite understand how he got to plea w/o admitting to all the facts. The gambling. Unless he's flipping cartwheels and the feds are letting him slide for that or had little evidence to support those charges.
OK, indefinitely is very indefinite. Goodell states that the status of Vick's suspension is open to review after his legal problems are over, SO, what will the suspension REALLY end up being? I would like to have seen at least a year or two specified, with his status subject to review after that. This also begs the question what Vick could possibly do to EARN consideration for reinstatement. Lots of loose ends here.