I sincerely hope all those in the 'thug' culture pay attention to what is happening to Vick. He thought he could stay 'down' with the brothers and not change his 'thuggish' ways. Well - so much for the 'Don't Snitch' culture. When the chips were down - they 'ratted' on him. Now the physical gifts of a talented human are tainted; his 'money' may be gone (to the attorneys - unless they did a pro-bono - which I doubt); he has disappointed many fans; and for what? If he admits to any of the charges - he will have to suffer the consequences. He may have been part and parcel to killing dogs. Horrible. He has been an awful role model to many young people. His attitude has been his downfall. He felt he was above the law - and that his admitted talent would keep him in football. Well - wrong. What a waste. He should have tried to help the 'brothers' in something legal - he had the money and the connections to do this. Bad choice Vick - and you will suffer the consequences for years to come. Unless owners see some definite change in his attitude - why would Canadian owners want to take the chance? Canadians are really into loving animals - just like we are. Vick is getting older - and he won't always be the 'dazzler' on the football field. What a waste. This is a wake up call for those who admire the 'thug' culture. It's a bad choice.