Michael Vick: Jailbird is Free

After serving 23-months for funding a dog fighting ring, Michael Vick is a free man; his house arrest term ended on July 20.Vick has completed his federal sentence and the million dollar question remains, will NFL commissioner Roger Goodell impose another sentence on the former Atlanta Falcons QB?Goodell has previously said, "Vick must prove to myself and the general public...

Two people familiar with the meeting say Michael Vick and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell talked Wednesday at a security firm in New Jersey. Vick and three members of his team, including agent Joel Segal, attended the meeting with Goodell, according to two people who requested anonymity because the NFL has not acknowledged the meeting. SI.com first reported that Vick and Goodell had met.

by Tom HerreraFiled under: NFL Fans, NFL Media WatchWe're only on the second day of the Michael Vick melodrama and it's clear that figurative lines are being drawn on the turf. Following his release from federal custody, many fans and journalists have expressed their strong feelings in opposition of Vick's potential return to the NFL. But there is another side, one which...

Suspended quarterback's federal sentence is completed For Michael Vick to have any prayer of resuming his NFL career, he has to show true remorse for dogfighting, something he now admits doing as young as 8.

Ex-QB expected to step up efforts to return to playing field Suspended NFL star Michael Vick's federal dogfighting sentence has ended, freeing him to lobby for a return to the field.

Michael Vick denied reports that he visited a strip club on Monday, his first night off house arrest after federal custody.

Now that Michael Vick has finished a 23-month federal sentence for dogfighting, he shouldn't have to wait too much longer to return to the NFL, Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin said Monday.

A lawyer for Michael Vick says the quarterback did not spend his first night of freedom at a Virginia Beach strip club.

Americans love giving out second chances, especially to celebrities.  Get a DUI – no problem.  Have an affair – who doesn’t, these days?  Hit your wife – that’s okay. For better or for worse, fans are generally willing to forgive past transgressions as long as the athlete or celebrity apologizes and performs. But harm dogs, and many...

Carrying out a time-honored tradition among ex-cons on their first day of freedom, Michael Vick reportedly spent his first evening as a free man knee-deep in strippers, alongside pal Allen Iverson. The report comes from The Big Lead, who called the strip club and spoke to a DJ at a spot called Atlantis in Virginia Beach. From TBL: After getting a tip from a reader Wednesday...

So if you're a man who's been in the slammer for 2 years without any female companionship during that time frame, I'd imagine you're pretty eager for it. So naturally I'd imagine that many criminals on their first night out of prison head to the strip clubs. So it shouldn't come as a ridiculous surprise that Michael Vick on his first night of freedom headed...

As I drove back home from Sunday Mass at Our Lady of Hopeless Cases, I saw a guy holding up a sign under the Claiborne St. overpass that read: "Homeless, hungry, just lost the CBS sportswriter competition, will work for food," and it scared the living hell out of me to the point where I dialed up my shrink who is vacationing with his 23 year-old Iranian girlfriend...