Isobella Nashville, TN 9/17/2009 5:18:13 PM Michael Vick isn't sorry for what he did; he's sorry he got caught. He considers electrocuting,hanging,drowning and beating a dog's head against a concrete floor a MISTAKE !!? I call it murder. And all those dogs that were fought and hurt and the females whose teeth were pulled out and put in rape racks and the puppies and adults that were used as bait dogs to be torn up is nothing short of cold torture and murder. He should never be let back into the NFL to earn millions of dollars. He really needs to be in prision for the rest of his life ,or better yet, get the death penalty to die like those helpless dogs he murdered. Call me harsh ,call me radical, I call myself compassionate.
marae phoenix, NY 8/18/2009 4:37:09 PM if they did't catch him he would still be doing crimes againt innocent dogs .
sc ov, AZ 8/18/2009 3:45:37 PM I dont believe he is sorry, what he did is just horrible, he should have been kicked out of NFL for good.
June Phoenix, AZ 8/18/2009 10:56:58 AM What more is there to say. These previous comments say it all. Michael Vick isn't sorry for what he did. Just look at that smirk on his face when he's being interviewed. And what is this with Donovan McNab being his mentor. That guy isn't much better than Michel Vick.
Angela Central, MS 8/18/2009 9:00:38 AM Though the mills of God grind slowly, yet they grind exceeding small; Though with patience he stands waiting, with exactness grinds he all. [1870, by Longfellow - Poems)
lala Salinas, CA 8/17/2009 7:16:13 PM no one knows his heart but god all I know I boycot eagles. Vick will get his karma he will get hurt or something.
Marie Irvine, CA 8/17/2009 5:43:28 PM Michael Vick is CLEARLY not sorry for what he did - if you watched his 60 Minutes interview, you'll see that over and over again that he was "hurt" by what was happening to him - hurt by being alone, hurt by being in jail, hurt by losing his $$$. His *remorse* was clearly well-scripted by a team of PR experts, and you'll notice he dodged any question about when exactly he figured it out that what he was doing was horrible. Because he didn't. He just figured out that he had to stop if he wanted to keep those fat paychecks coming in. As for the Eagles, and their "rules" for his second chance - puh-lease. The only reason he got a second chance was because he IS their ticket to a SuperBowl. And as long as he plays like Michael Vick, they'll find a way to make it okay for him to stay on the field. Which just goes to show that - once again - if you put butts in seats, the pro sports world will forgive you for anything. Hurray Eagles for promoting a great role model - and a great life lesson - for kids everywhere.
Michelle Detroit, MI 8/17/2009 12:03:25 PM Vick has shown NO remorse until now; he still shows no remorse but is simply putting on an act to salvage whatever may be left of his career. He stated all along there was nothing wrong with what he did.
Tina ABQ, NM 8/17/2009 11:08:10 AM just because he paid his debt and everything it doesn't bring back all the dogs' lives that were destroyed
Kim Beaumont, TX 8/17/2009 9:40:06 AM First let me start by saying I love animals. They are truly our best friends. Michael Vick deserves a second chance to live his life. He paid his debt according to our courts. However, he DOES NOT deserve to be put back on his pedistal and earn 1.5 million per year. He should be ashamed of himself and live his life alone and out of the spot light. He should also give any money he has left to charities that help animals.
Ginger Coushatta, LA 8/17/2009 8:58:17 AM This man has no feelings at all. I hope he loses everthing. Saw him on 60 minutes, I think his only remorse is losing some of his money.
Bertha Schenevus, NY 8/17/2009 8:38:39 AM I can't help feeling sorry for the pit bulls and other dogs that got put in the shelters - it's likely that many will be euthanized if they cannot find homes or are too aggressive.
Stacy bel air, MD 8/17/2009 7:28:19 AM He makes me sick what he did was DISGUSTING and he was let off way to easy. I think he should have never be let out of jail and the fact that the Eagles signed him makes me sick. I hope no one ever goes to see another eagles game again.
Chris Bristol, UK, AL 8/17/2009 4:08:54 AM He was responsible for several dog's deaths - his sentence was far too lenient. Obviously his 'commercial value' means he will play again - shame on the guy that hired him - it was NOT a tough decision as money obviously won out. Hopefully the American public will voice their horror with their purses and stay away from the games.
Natasha jernwerl, MN 8/16/2009 6:30:21 PM HE SHOULD HAVE THE DEATH PENALTY... WHY SHOULD HE BE ABLE TO PLAY FOOTBALL?!?!?!?!?! THAT'S DISGUSTING!
Maya Midland, TX 8/16/2009 11:42:55 AM What Vick did was VERY, VERY, VERY WRONG but most people still hate him. I HATE dog-fighting SO MUCH but I think Vick needs a second chance. He has football talent and hopefully he will use the money he makes for a good cause.
karen little rock, AR 8/16/2009 6:18:36 AM I don't think he's a good person..I know people should have a second chance.But anyone that abuses animals is a piece of !He should be giving all his money to help other animals!!!That would show remorse to me.Give up your free time to help!!!While these dogs suffer he lives in luxury?Ok..i'm done!
ronnie greenville, NC 8/16/2009 5:21:20 AM I think he should still be in prison.And for the first time in over 40 years I don't care to watch football because of him and I love football.Just to show you that the morals in this country are getting worse.I think we should all boycot football and let them know why.The only they will listen is if they lose money