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This weeks the Sporting News magazine has it's Training camp preview issue out, solid read. Here's the main article, it's about the Falcons and Vick/Price connection. Mid-way thru the article in "Related links" are other sections of the training camp preview. It's better to get the magazine to read it, since it's in better format, better fonts and tons of pics. Enjoy, Sporting News Magazine always does a great job and this is another fine example!!
Sporting News Magazine Training Camp Preview
by Paul Attner
Vick aims to take next big step
July 17, 2003 Print it
The NFL's most dynamic player also could be its most improved passer. At least that's the goal of Michael Vick, who is determined to emerge from training camp doing less free-lancing and throwing more efficiently. That's the kind of impact adding a receiver such as Peerless Price can have, even on someone as gifted as Vick. If Vick can achieve his goals, the Falcons are convinced he'll be even more threatening to defenses this season. As if he isn't scary enough already.
Just ask the rest of the league. No player will come into the 2003 schedule trailed by more of a buzz than Vick, whose captivating regular-season performance last year was given an exclamation mark by his scintillating playoff work against the Packers and Eagles. Vick has generated enough fear and respect from defenses to give him an edge entering every game. But he also is just a second-year starter, a mere pup when it comes to quarterback development.
Vick aims to take next big step
July 17, 2003 Print it
The NFL's most dynamic player also could be its most improved passer. At least that's the goal of Michael Vick, who is determined to emerge from training camp doing less free-lancing and throwing more efficiently. That's the kind of impact adding a receiver such as Peerless Price can have, even on someone as gifted as Vick. If Vick can achieve his goals, the Falcons are convinced he'll be even more threatening to defenses this season. As if he isn't scary enough already.
Just ask the rest of the league. No player will come into the 2003 schedule trailed by more of a buzz than Vick, whose captivating regular-season performance last year was given an exclamation mark by his scintillating playoff work against the Packers and Eagles. Vick has generated enough fear and respect from defenses to give him an edge entering every game. But he also is just a second-year starter, a mere pup when it comes to quarterback development.