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Pro quarterback Michael Vick has reportedly agreed to plead guilty to federal dog fighting charges, according to CNN and the Roanoke Times.
Vick is going to enter a guilty plea to the felony conspiracy charge next Monday at 10:30 a.m., said Lawrence Woodward, one of Vick's defense attorneys.

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Mike's accepting full responsibility," Woodward said. "He's going to do everything he can personally and professionally to make this situation right."
Meanwhile the Atlanta Humane society ...

Vick's decision came after his last two co-defendants pleaded guilty Friday and agreed in deals with prosecutors to testify against Vick if they were called to do so at trial. A third co-defendant pleaded guilty in July under similar conditions.

Two more defendants in the federal dog fighting case against Falcons' QB Michael Vick have pleaded guilty. Now the government has given Sick Vick until Friday to take a deal or go to trial.

From: EBARRERA (formerly of Editor's Corner)
To: FGIRARDOT
Subject: The Vick story gets better
Here's the gist:

Embattled NFL quarterback Michael Vick, facing federal charges related to his alleged participation in dogfighting, has been hit with a "$63,000,000,000 billion dollar" lawsuit filed by a South Carolina inmate who alleges the Atlanta Falcons star stole his pit bulls and sold them on eBay to buy "missiles from Iran," FOX News has learned.

This company has an interesting idea for dog lovers everywhere.
I'm thinking about getting one for my dog to chew on while I watch the games.

Tony "T" Taylor agreed to plead guilty in the Bad Newz Kennels case. Rumour has it he's mad at Michael Vick for (excuse the pun) throwing him to the dogs after the first search warrants were served in April.

Michael Vick got more bad news Friday as major companies are pulling out of endorsement deals. Fortunately I got this jersey before they pulled it.

Maybe the NFL hasn't caught on yet. This jersey is also available for sale.

UPDATE: The real bad newz for Michael Vick is here.

New York, NY -- (Sports Network) - NFL commissioner Roger Goodell has ordered Atlanta Falcons quarterback Michael Vick not to report to the team's training camp, which starts Thursday.
Goodell noted Vick won't be allowed into training camp until the league completes a review of Vick's indictment.

The NFL pro shop has a great online option to order a personalized jersey. I'm choosing "Sick Vick" as this year's fall fashion accessory.

Above is the preview picture I got when asking for the jersey. I thought about doing this after reading an AOL sports entry on jerseys now banned by the NFL in the wake of the Michael Vick scandal.

LAPD reports that one of its officers shot and killed a pit bull earlier this month. Similar to the Pasadena case without the innocents getting bit.

Speaking of pit bulls, the sick Vick saga continued Thursday with West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd condemning what many thought was a hillbilly tradition.