The Michael Vick Experience

[expectTHEunexpected]

In the commerical, why are the opponents wearing Eagles uniforms and then suddenly switch to Giants uniforms?

[BroadwayBomber55]

Originally posted by expectTHEunexpected
In the commerical, why are the opponents wearing Eagles uniforms and then suddenly switch to Giants uniforms?

I have no clue. The commercial is funny though.

I like the Nike commercial with T.O. and Mike Vick.

[DaBoys4LifeNYY35]

I am pretty sure they're supposed to represent players of any/all team(s). As in, no matter who the opponent, Vick can do his thing. I can't stand Vick one bit, but the commercial's great--until he opens his mouth at the end.

[uconnhoopz123]

That wasnt in the playbook but it should be

[DaBoys4LifeNYY35]

Originally posted by uconnhoopz123
That wasnt in the playbook but it should be

[SoCal Pinstriper]

The Michael Vick experience should include having to face your critics after being one of the most overrated athletes of your generation who has great commercials. (Think Penny Hardaway).

[DaBoys4LifeNYY35]

Originally posted by Socal Pinstriper
one of the most overrated athletes of your generation

glad to see someone else who finally notices this. ESPN is as in love with Vick as they are with Bonds. I hate Bonds a lot, but this Vick obsession is particularly annoying because HE HASN'T DONE ANYTHING YET other than beat Green Bay 2 years ago at Lambeau (which, I'll admit was glorious, but in a "lesser of 2 evils" way). The red line of scrimmage line that we get on the screen now during Sunday Night Football is great--but it still bothers me to no end knowing that it was "invented" for this overhyped dimrod.

[nahzo]

OVERRATED. Turn him into a running back and see how quickly his knees, and then his ability turn to .................

[RIyankee]

KC 56
Atl 10

That wasn't in the playbook, but it aught to be.