... title="NFL">NFL commissioner Roger Goodell gave Vick a conditional reinstatement to the league Monday, which means Vick can play in the final two preseason games this year and then will be suspended for six weeks. After that, his full reinstatement will be likely and he should be eligible to play in Week 7.

Yes, you read correctly, Vick will be eligible to play in game seven. Some sources say that this is the latest; he could be back sooner, but week seven for sure.

Oh, the circus this will bring for the media moguls.  But I am ready for a front row seat.

Let the jockeying begin.  Let's face it:  Owners, general managers and coaches alike are licking their chops. They will be able to get him for a steal if they are willing...

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