Michael Vick Set To Come Out Of Retirement To Play In Fan Controlled Football

Michael Vick was one of the most electrifying quarterbacks in the NFL during his prime. The former Atlanta Falcons star changed the way the position was played. He has not played in the NFL since 2015, but now a comeback is in the offing.

According to TMZ, Michael Vick will return to play in the upstart Fan Controlled Football league. Vick will appear in at least one game for the indoor league. The concept is that fans can help call the plays on the field.

Several other former NFL stars have appeared in FCF. Johnny Manziel and Terrell Owens are among the most notable. Vick is hoping to have some fun while making a little extra cash.

Earlier this month, Michael Vick shared a video with Rich Eisen where he was able to throw a ball completely out of a stadium. His signature arm strength is still there. On a smaller field, Vick might perform pretty well.

The target date for the game is May 28. It is not known which FCF team Vick will play for. A reunion with TO from their days together with the Philadelphia Eagles would be a definite draw.

Time will tell how Michael Vick’s pro football comeback will go. Vick is still in great shape. With a level of competition several notches below the NFL, he should be able to hold his own.

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