Reports were saying that Vick was about to be cut, Philly says it aint so.
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PHILADELPHIA -- The Eagles are not considering at this time releasing quarterback Michael Vick, who is in the spotlight again as police continue their investigation into a shooting that followed his birthday celebration in Virginia Beach last week, a high-ranking team source told ESPN Saturday.
The team, according to the source, will not take any action until Virginia Beach police and the NFL conclude their investigations.
Earlier Saturday, The Associated Press reported that a person familiar with the team's thinking said the Eagles were strongly considering releasing Vick.
The person told the AP that the team might cut Vick no matter what police conclude during their investigation. The person spoke to the AP early Saturday on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.
Two team sources told ESPN that the AP report was not true.
The latest controversy touching Vick involves Quanis Phillips, a co-defendant in Vick's dogfighting case with whom Vick is barred from associating. Phillips was shot outside a restaurant where Vick had been celebrating his birthday in the early morning hours of June 25.
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The team, according to the source, will not take any action until Virginia Beach police and the NFL conclude their investigations.
Earlier Saturday, The Associated Press reported that a person familiar with the team's thinking said the Eagles were strongly considering releasing Vick.
The person told the AP that the team might cut Vick no matter what police conclude during their investigation. The person spoke to the AP early Saturday on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the situation.
Two team sources told ESPN that the AP report was not true.
The latest controversy touching Vick involves Quanis Phillips, a co-defendant in Vick's dogfighting case with whom Vick is barred from associating. Phillips was shot outside a restaurant where Vick had been celebrating his birthday in the early morning hours of June 25.
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