I'm a Panthers fan. So by rule I hate the Falcons. Which means I hated Michael Vick long before the dog fighting issue. It was bad enough he played for our division rival, combine that with all the rumors of him and his brother's off the field issues and his giving the finger to his own fans, and I saw a guy that just didn't seem to have much respect for life or himself.
So he goes to prison. Gets some advice from Tony Dungy. His play this season has been stellar. He's finally turning into the QB so many thought he would. Some still despise him, but I see what seems to be a sincere transformation in character. Today's exhibit is an article on ESPN.com....
He comes across to me as a completely different person. A man that, for the first time since he's been in the public spotlight, is someone I can respect as an individual.
What is the SBR forum's take on Vick's resurgence? Is he the prime example of why we believe in second chance redemption here in America? Or are some sins forever unforgivable?
So he goes to prison. Gets some advice from Tony Dungy. His play this season has been stellar. He's finally turning into the QB so many thought he would. Some still despise him, but I see what seems to be a sincere transformation in character. Today's exhibit is an article on ESPN.com....
He comes across to me as a completely different person. A man that, for the first time since he's been in the public spotlight, is someone I can respect as an individual.
What is the SBR forum's take on Vick's resurgence? Is he the prime example of why we believe in second chance redemption here in America? Or are some sins forever unforgivable?
