Your sig has been showing fine on my laptop ... just saying ...
As for Vick, I am one of the Stiller fans that was glad when they brought him on board. Personally, I think he said he was sorry, paid his debt to society, and it cost him a bunch of money and the best playing years of his life. He was mentored under Tony Dungy, a man I respect. So, I have no issue with the MAN Michael Vick, unless he messes up again. What he did was wrong and disgusting, but repentance is a wonderful thing.
As for his play, I think he plays into the Pittsburgh system well. He has shown in the past that he can improvise, and with the Steeler offensive line, that is something that Ben has had to do for years. I believe we will see more roll outs and not as many down the field passes. Antonio Brown's numbers will take a hit, but the receivers are going to have to work on more yards after the catch. Having Le'Veon Bell in the backfield will be a boost to the offense, which will need a boost with Ben and Spaeth out and Markus Wheaton listed as a probable. Harrison is a probable and Shazier is out for the defense, which will hurt.
Anyway, back to the question ... I think Vick will do okay. At this stage in his career he is no Ben Rothlesberger, but he is a quality back-up who can step up to the plate and still deliver. I just hope that in the short week, he had enough time to prepare. I think he will be hitting his stride about the time Ben comes back from his injury.
Does that answer your question?
Fishy has rose thru the ranks from the bottom. And Cowboy is still on top, but shares the spot with the The Admiral......
