where was marcus vick drafted?
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Vick declared his eligibility for the NFL draft on January 7, 2006. Two days later he was charged with three counts of brandishing a firearm, a Class One misdemeanor, in Suffolk, Virginia. A police report stated that he allegedly pointed a gun at a 17-year-old and at least two of his friends in the parking lot of a McDonald's restaurant in the 62-hundred block of Town Point Road in Suffolk. \n\nMany draft analysts projected Vick to go in the late 7th round or be undrafted due to his character issues. He did indeed go undrafted, and is now an unrestricted free agent. He is free to sign a contract with any team.\n[edit]\n\nRumors\n\nIf Marcus fails to sign with an NFL team this year, he is rumored to draw interest from the Canadian Football League. He would join former NFL quaterbacks Eric Crouch and Quincy Carter.\n\nCategories: 1984 births | American football quarterbacks | Living people | People from Virginia | Virginia Tech Hokies football players\nArticle
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Marcus Vick made one too many mistakes when he was in collage to be signed right away. he's risky, and there's only one reason people are still talking about him. Beacuse of Michael Vick.\n\nDrew Olsen is good enough to be in the NFL. Look for a team to sign him for a 2nd or 3rd string QB while he develops.
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There are 7 rounds in the NFL draft.  For the complete first round draft order, visit www.nfl.com
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Presuming he enters the draft, I say the 49ers. The Texans may get the first pick, but they already have a decent RB in Domanick Davis. They'd probably trade down and draft Ferguson, the juggernaut offensive lineman. Houston needs protection up front. If that happens, the Niners have no reason not to pick Reggie Bush. I'm sure a lot of fans down there will go crazy if they land him.
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Matt Leinart will be the first to go off the board because he has the most potential to help a team right away. Marcus Vick shouldn't even be mentioned in the same breath as those three. Most people are saying he won't even go in the first day (4 rounds)! While he has some potential, there's just to much downside to him. He's gotten in way to much trouble at VT and he left on bad terms so you can't expect any recommendations from the coaches there. Plus with Maurice Clarett being such a gamble and a bust last year I think it will cause even more teams to hesitate.
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Pretty amazing that Colston was the 2nd to last draft pick this year.  Sure makes the Stallworth trade to Philly look like a great deal.  Drew Brees was definitely the best free agent QB signing of the off season.
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Winner deffinitaley is New Orleans. They were smart in taking Reggie Bush as the Coach said we will find a way to make him work with Deuce.You got to look at the jets too they took a good OT and C in the first round. You got to think the prob for chad pennington was protection he might just got that for the years to come.Ohh yahh WInner Arizona lol..\n\nLosers... The teams that Passed on Matt Leinhart Come on raiders AAron Brooks.. Lions... Kitna And McNown..And being a bears fan I was disappointed in not seeing any kind of WR help in the draft..
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Even though his stock has been dropping lately, I think Tennessee will draft him.  The owner of the Titans, Mr. Adams said that he wants to draft a qb with the first round pick.  Plus Steve McNair is on his way out of the organization, and they will need a new qb to run their system.
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A former college football player.\n\nYou NEVER know what a team will do on draft day.
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Young is most likely going to the Titans. I can't see a more better place for him. Did you know that Young idolizes McNair. It's the place for him. As for Leinhart, he's going to be drafted a bit lower than expected, yes. Unless some teams draft for that higher draft pick.
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These are all the 1st rounders:\n\n1 1 Houston  Williams, Mario DE 6-7 294 North Carolina State \n2 2 New Orleans  Bush, Reggie RB 5-11 200 Southern California \n3 3 Tennessee  Young, Vince QB 6-5 228 Texas \n4 4 N.Y. Jets  Ferguson, D'Brickashaw OT 6-6 313 Virginia \n5 5 Green Bay  Hawk, A.J. OLB 6-1 247 Ohio State \n6 6 San Francisco  Davis, Vernon TE 6-3 256 Maryland \n7 7 Oakland  Huff, Michael SS 6-0 203 Texas \n8 8 Buffalo  Whitner, Donte SS 5-10 203 Ohio State \n9 9 Detroit  Sims, Ernie OLB 5-11 232 Florida State \n10 10 Arizona  Leinart, Matt QB 6-5 224 Southern California \n11 11 Denver (from St. Louis)  Cutler, Jay QB 6-3 225 Vanderbilt \n12 12 Baltimore (from Cleveland)  Ngata, Haloti DT 6-4 337 Oregon \n13 13 Cleveland (from Baltimore)  Wimbley, Kamerion DE 6-3 241 Florida State \n14 14 Philadelphia  Bunkley, Brodrick DT 6-3 307 Florida State \n15 15 St. Louis (from Atlanta through Denver)  Hill, Tye CB 5-9 186 Clemson \n16 16 Miami  Allen, Jason CB 6-1 208 Tennessee \n17 17 Minnesota  Greenway, Chad OLB 6-3 243 Iowa \n18 18 Dallas  Carpenter, Bobby OLB 6-3 255 Ohio State \n19 19 San Diego  Cromartie, Antonio CB 6-2 207 Florida State \n20 20 Kansas City  Hali, Tamba DE 6-3 275 Penn State \n21 21 New England  Maroney, Laurence RB 6-0 216 Minnesota \n22 22 San Francisco (from Washington through Denver)  Lawson, Manny OLB 6-5 240 North Carolina State \n23 23 Tampa Bay  Joseph, Davin G 6-3 312 Oklahoma \n24 24 Cincinnati  Joseph, Johnathan CB 5-11 192 South Carolina \n25 25 Pittsburgh (from N.Y. Giants)  Holmes, Santonio WR 5-11 187 Ohio State \n26 26 Buffalo (from Chicago)  McCargo, John DT 6-2 301 North Carolina State \n27 27 Carolina  Williams, DeAngelo RB 5-9 213 Memphis \n28 28 Jacksonville  Lewis, Marcedes TE 6-6 262 UCLA \n29 29 N.Y. Jets (from Denver)  Mangold, Nick C 6-4 299 Ohio State \n30 30 Indianapolis  Addai, Joseph RB 5-11 215 Louisiana State \n31 31 Seattle  Jennings, Kelly CB 5-11 179 Miami (Fla.) \n32 32 N.Y. Giants (from Pittsburgh)  Kiwanuka, Mathias DE 6-6 265 Boston College
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I have a new-found respect for the NFL for NOT drafting that hoodlum.  I thought for sure some team would draft him.  I was a proud Raider fan when they didn't draft him, even though 1) they desperately need a quarterback, 2) are known to hire criminals, 3) and certainly could have drafted him # 255 (Mr. Insignificant) and pleased a lot of stupid Jet's fans in the audience who were chanting for him to be selected.
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Michael Vick is easily the better quarterback, as hes had more years to develop and Marcus, thanks to his legal escapes, might not reach the NFL or get any more time to develop. Peyton at the moment is better than Eli for the same reason although I believe they will both do very well over time.
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Vick left Virginia Tech after his sophomore season, so he did not finish his degree in his major of sociology. He has stated he has plans to go back and finish the degree after completing his NFL career.
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Sounds a little crazy, but it might just work.  Vick is an outstanding athlete, but he's a poor overall QB.  Schaub is highly thought of, and many teams were trying to trade for him on draft day.  \n\nFor more on the Falcons and the NFL, check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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Lots of NFL Players, and college stars started out in Junior Colleges.  Mike Anderson the running back for the Broncos (now ravens) took an even more scenic route.  He joined the marines for four years after high school and played football on base teams (where he absolutley killed me a time or two), then went on to Mt. San Jacinto Junior College where he played for two years, before going to play divison one ball at Utah.  He was eventually drafted by the Broncos, and had multiple 1000+ yard seasons.
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The first professional football draft was held February 8, 1936, at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Philadelphia.  Officially known as the "NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting", the 2006 Draft will be conducted at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.\nThe Draft was imposed as a means to ensure that parity would exist among the teams in the league and that the richer, large-market teams (such as New York) would not simply outbid their smaller opponents for college players.\nThe draft is seven rounds in length.  The order for Round 1 is determined based upon reverse order of the previous year's final standings (the worst team receives the #1 pick and the Super Bowl champ receives the #32 pick).