Former Colts coach Tony Dungy, Michael Vick's mentor, said Vick might get a deal next week. But the fact is that fewer and fewer teams are interested in this dogfighter. Because they don't want to work against fans.
Just Dungy said, ""It's a complex issue. You have to get past the possible reaction of fans, and it has to be a team that has an opening and has (salary) cap room. I think Indianapolis would be a great place for him to develop as a person, but he's not a fit with that offense. It's going to be a lot like that."
As Vick's mentor, Dungy worked hard there days. Still, no team took Vick. It's a hard time to return to the field while the preseason is approaching. Yeah, it's time's problem.
So what is Vick doing now? He's trying to improve his public image. He flew to Chicago for a Wednesday event hosted by the Humane Society of the United States. Vick also spoke to a small crowd Saturday near Atlanta, explaining to attendees that what he did was wrong. On Tuesday, Vick spoke to basketball campers at Hampton University in Virginia, where he now lives, telling the children to use his story as an example of why they need to make better decisions.
Hmmm, what we see is a better Vick. But who knows? Maybe the changes are just cosmetic.
No matter whether Vick does deserve the second chance, it's not the matter. The key is that he is the centre of the trouble. Let's wait and see.
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