
Michael Vick gets out of prison in July 2009 which is around the same time the United Football League will begin their inaugural season. The league will run from August to November and directly compete with the NFL. Although there are only six teams, L.A., San Francisco, Las Vegas, Orlando, New York, and Hartford, Mavericks owner, Mark Cuban will own one of the teams, and league commissioner Michael Huyghue said that they are "98 percent" sure that Vick will play in the UFL for their first season.
"Michael's not going to be able to walk right back into the NFL,'' Huyghue told Sports Illustrated's Peter King. "He's going to need some kind of buffer before he signs in the NFL, and we'll be able to provide that for him.''
Vick will most likely be suspended by the NFL for the 2009 season and according to King, he will also be ineligible for the Canadian Football League, which doesn't leave too many options to play football. The UFL will have a $20 million salary cap per team, with quarterbacks speculated to make between $1 million and $4 million. Even the coaches will make close to $1 million a season, so the league could get some quality players and coaches who couldn't makes moves in the NFL or sit at the bottom of team rosters. So is this something you would watch?


1. Yes! I am really excited to see an alternative...
Bob McGovern at 2:38PM on Aug 12th 2008