Michael Todd

Michael Vick was once one of the most electrifying athletes over to play the game of football. His speed and agility made him almost impossible to pass rushers sacked and he remained a constant on sports highlight shows every Monday morning during the season of the National Football League.

Then, suddenly, Vick has gone. His career has been jeopardized after being found guilty of dog fighting in 2007. With his release from federal prison imminent, there will be any interest in Michael Vick of the NFL teams, and if yes, former Atlanta Falcon be able to recover from the financial loss he is now?

During the 2008 season, the Falcons have been looking for a fresh start after controversy Vick last year. They decided to choose the former quarterback Matt Ryan from Boston College in the first round of the NFL draft last year. Ryan was an immediate success at the Georgia Dome leading the Falcons to the playoffs, and ensure that the Falcons would have no interest in Michael Vick.

In addition, in 2008, for teams like the Miami Dolphins introduced as the wildcat offense that seems ideal for a quarterback with a speed of Vick. However, no teams have openly expressed an interest in giving the much-maligned former star of the chance of redemption.

"We have three quarters terrible on our list and I'm not really interested in going after Michael," said CEO Jeff Dolphin Ireland.

Another team that seems to be a decent fit for the former Virginia Tech standout would be the 49ers in San Francisco. Coach Michael Singletary has a strong personality to be a discipline for players of high maintenance, like tight end Vernon Davis and a team led plans oriented, but the 49ers staff also expressed no interest in Michael Vick.

"It (General Manager Scot McCloughan and Singletary) to show that someone who had problems in the past can be a part of this team," said 49ers President Jed York. "But this is not something we have discussed, and I doubt that would happen."

New York Jets coach Rex Ryan also expressed no interest in Michael Vick, despite the loss of Brett Favre retired and Chad Pennington in a trade with the Dolphins in 2008. "I do not think Michael Vick," he said. "We are worried about three quarters, we have already on the list now." One option could be received at the United Football League.

However, it is certain that Vick is worried about his financial future after football and a bankruptcy judge in Virginia rejected its financial plan to leave bankruptcy. Recently, Vick agreed to pay the Falcons $ 6.5 million as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, which would also make him a free agent if he is reinstated in the NFL.

However, on April 3, Frank J. Santoro of Virginia, has denied approval of Vick financially prepared to recover from bankruptcy, stating that he thought the plan was unworkable because Vick will have a million dollars before May 1 to make the plan work and are $ 210,000 at that date. However, Santoro Vick a last chance to find a plan for getting out of financial disaster.

The former Falcon said he would make $ 600,000 from a TV documentary face and he intends to be reinstated by NFL commissioner Roger Goodell after he is released from prison. However, the judge said there was no guarantee he will be reinstated and no guarantee that there will be interest to Michael Vick if he returns.

To make matters worse, the U.S. Department of Labor filed a complaint on March 25, saying Vick illegally spent about $ 1.3 million benefits of the Pension Plan's Celebrity MV2 company marketing its own expenses, including the payment of restitution in the dog fighting case. <.