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Fred Gibson led Miami in receiving with three catches for 84 yards and a score. Vick also worked on the ‘Fins’ punt and kick return units.

Vick worked both as a quarterback and receiver. He’ll likely need to keep playing at a high level to make Miami’s roster.

“We might put him at quarterback and put him in to run some gun runs,” Saban said. The coach blushed at the unfortunate wording and added, “He’s got a lot of practice there.” Yes, that second quote was entirely fabricated.

Vick had been on probation after he was convicted of DUI and eluding police in October of last year. He admitted in court that he would test positive for marijuana if tested. Michael better keep his distance.

Vick was last seen shirtless, answering the door for reporters during his brother’s legal imbroglio. Vick apparently drove away from cops after they asked for his license. That one never works.

The arrest happened in June. Vick allegedly drove away from police after they asked for his license, a move that typically does not pay off. The former Virginia Tech quarterback is unlikely to rejoin the NFL at any point.

Vick was convicted of speeding and driving without a valid driver’s license. This is minor, but Vick’s firearm case is still pending and far more serious.

It’s awfully early for this type of talk. There is also some buzz that the Falcons could draft Marcus to groom him as a long-term backup to Michael in Atlanta.

When will this end? Vick reportedly pointed a weapon at a teenage male and two others in a McDonald’s parking lot. The timing, only two days after Virginia Tech kicked him off the team, not only validates Tech’s decision, but seriously jeopardizes Vick’s stock in the NFL Draft.

Marcus was arrested and charged with three counts of brandishing a firearm in early January. Hopefully, Michael guides his brother in the NFL and avoids making excuses for him.