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  • Saluki
    Ball So Hard
    • Oct 2008
    • 9445

    #31
    Originally posted by celtsxpatsxsox
    I dont think it would create instant revenue. There would be a lot of protesters and the media would be swarming that team which is why there arent many teams trying to get Vick.
    Oh there would def be protesters, but Vick still has an EXTREMLY large fanbase, people would def come to games to see him play and buy his jersey, especially if he can still be even as half as exciting to watch as he used to be.

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    • Archer
      Go the fuck outside
      • Oct 2008
      • 15303

      #32
      Hes served his time , once his nfl suspension is lifted (whenver that is) i hope people just let him play.

      However all i can see is nagging and bitching and protesting. Every "animal lover" is going to be booing and jeering whenever hes on their tv or at their stadium.

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      • celtsxpatsxsox
        Redsox
        • Oct 2008
        • 3310

        #33
        Originally posted by kmanharris
        It will create instant revenue. No matter what he did he was still electric on the field and people will pay to see if he still has it.

        The protesters and media are really just giving the team he goes to more coverage and might even produce more revenue. Fans that liked him before he went to jail and have since stopped following him will jump back on the bandwagon.
        He will bring negative attention to a team. I am pretty sure Vick's teammates arent going to want to be answering questions all the time about "How does it feel to be Vick's teammate", "Do you believe Vick's is forgiven", and those stupid questions. Look what happened to the Falcons when Vick was first suspended. There was all negative media attention. Whos to say Vick can still be electric on the field. He could of gained weight in prison and lost some speed.

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        • Saluki
          Ball So Hard
          • Oct 2008
          • 9445

          #34
          Originally posted by celtsxpatsxsox
          He will bring negative attention to a team. I am pretty sure Vick's teammates arent going to want to be answering questions all the time about "How does it feel to be Vick's teammate", "Do you believe Vick's is forgiven", and those stupid questions. Look what happened to the Falcons when Vick was first suspended. There was all negative media attention. Whos to say Vick can still be electric on the field. He could of gained weight in prison and lost some speed.
          Ya it's gunna bring negative attention to the team, but there's no such thing as bad press. Some people will come to the game hopeing to see if Vick will succed, some will come hoping to see him fail, but they'll come, and the team will make a profit from it.

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          • Archer
            Go the fuck outside
            • Oct 2008
            • 15303

            #35
            Originally posted by celtsxpatsxsox
            He will bring negative attention to a team. I am pretty sure Vick's teammates arent going to want to be answering questions all the time about "How does it feel to be Vick's teammate", "Do you believe Vick's is forgiven", and those stupid questions. Look what happened to the Falcons when Vick was first suspended. There was all negative media attention. Whos to say Vick can still be electric on the field. He could of gained weight in prison and lost some speed.
            He could have , he also could not have. Teams will want him , he makes money . Its a money business , if it wasnt a money buisness Marvin Harrison wudnt have been asked to be released by Indy. The Bucs wudnt have cut vets like Derrick Brooks who helped them get a sb. Its all about money and when it comes down to it , Vick is going to equal money.

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            • Rush
              vsn has rizzen

              • Oct 2008
              • 15931

              #36
              I just want to have him play ball again, hate him or love him, the dude was exciting to watch (no romo).

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              • Bigpapa42
                Junior Member
                • Feb 2009
                • 3185

                #37
                Originally posted by Saluki
                Ya it's gunna bring negative attention to the team, but there's no such thing as bad press. Some people will come to the game hopeing to see if Vick will succed, some will come hoping to see him fail, but they'll come, and the team will make a profit from it.
                There definitely is such thing as bad press for the NFL. If you are talking about a smaller sport/league that is trying to grow, then its probably true. But any press slash fan reaction that could push fans to move away from the team to some degree is definitely bad.

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                • celtsxpatsxsox
                  Redsox
                  • Oct 2008
                  • 3310

                  #38
                  Originally posted by archer2k407
                  He could have , he also could not have. Teams will want him , he makes money . Its a money business , if it wasnt a money buisness Marvin Harrison wudnt have been asked to be released by Indy. The Bucs wudnt have cut vets like Derrick Brooks who helped them get a sb. Its all about money and when it comes down to it , Vick is going to equal money.
                  If Vick plays then yeah he should bring in some fans while drive some away. No one is going to come see vick play if he is only on the field for 5 wildcat plays a game.

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                  • Saluki
                    Ball So Hard
                    • Oct 2008
                    • 9445

                    #39
                    Originally posted by Bigpapa42
                    There definitely is such thing as bad press for the NFL. If you are talking about a smaller sport/league that is trying to grow, then its probably true. But any press slash fan reaction that could push fans to move away from the team to some degree is definitely bad.
                    I doubt Mike Vick signing to a team would cause them to lose their fans base

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                    • celtsxpatsxsox
                      Redsox
                      • Oct 2008
                      • 3310

                      #40
                      Originally posted by Rush
                      I just want to have him play ball again, hate him or love him, the dude was exciting to watch (no romo).
                      But will he bring that same excitement. We dont know if he stayed in shape in prison. He has been out two seasons so for him to come back and perform at his peak is probably a less than 5 percent chance.

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                      • Mit
                        very nice..how much?
                        • Dec 2008
                        • 3935

                        #41
                        I wanna see Vick come back strong. I've always liked him despite making one mistake about dog fighting charges.

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                        • Bigpapa42
                          Junior Member
                          • Feb 2009
                          • 3185

                          #42
                          Originally posted by Saluki
                          I doubt Mike Vick signing to a team would cause them to lose their fans base
                          I'm not saying they are going to alienate their entire fanbase. But even if they alienate even a small percentage of it... That would hurt some teams. It might not even the presense or signing of Vick that causes issues fans - it could just be the resulting media circus that bothers some fans to that extent.

                          Perhaps there is no fan or media backlash against Vick at all when he does return to the league. Perhaps there is a massive one. At this point, we just don't know. My entire point is that there could definitely be some negative consequences of the media attention that would accompany any team signing Vick. Not that there will be, but that there could be.

                          I just really don't buy the "no such thing as bad press" logic when it comes to the NFL. Its like saying all the attention that Pacman Jones got was great for him and his teams. No, it wasn't. It was very negative.

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                          • Archer
                            Go the fuck outside
                            • Oct 2008
                            • 15303

                            #43
                            Originally posted by celtsxpatsxsox
                            If Vick plays then yeah he should bring in some fans while drive some away. No one is going to come see vick play if he is only on the field for 5 wildcat plays a game.
                            Hes not gonna be , hel be a qb somewhere i promise you. Some people are gonna come just to boo him and hope he fails. Still gonna be there tho

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                            • Bigpapa42
                              Junior Member
                              • Feb 2009
                              • 3185

                              #44
                              Originally posted by VikesFan101
                              I wanna see Vick come back strong. I've always liked him despite making one mistake about dog fighting charges.
                              I'm probably coming across as a Vick-hater in this thread, which I'm actually not... But how exactly was financing an illegal dog fighting operation and then lying about it "one mistake"? To me, that's one pretty huge series of mistakes. Its like saying that Ryan Leaf made "one mistake" by deciding not to be a good quarterback...

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                              • The Messenger
                                Senior Member
                                • Nov 2008
                                • 5063

                                #45
                                Oh thank God! I'd love to see Michael Vick get out, take a very good defense, and a very good running game, and blow ass in the playoffs again. I'd also like to see his great passing skills, ya know like when he completes every single pass to his TE and RBs? EXCITMENT!

                                I agree with that one guy (forget who it was), Vick held Roddy White back.


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