While Michael Vick’s mentor, Tony Dungy, was a guest on ESPN Radio’s “Mike and Mike in the Morning” on Tuesday he said he expects Vick to land with an NFL team before the end of the week.
“Michael bounced teams off me — ‘hey, these people called, what do you think,’” Dungy told Mike and Mike. Read the rest of this entry »
Tony Dungy thinks Michael Vick is putting his life back together and he believes with time, Vick will win the hearts of his critics.
“I think Michael deserves the chance to show people he has changed and learned from past mistakes, but my true hope is that he will make sound decisions about his future and, at the same time, let people know more about the person that I’ve come to know recently,” Dungy said. Read the rest of this entry »
Former Colts coach and new football analyst for NBC Tony Dungy has said the Bears took a huge risk trading for the immature Jay Cutler.
“[The Bears] took a risk [trading for Cutler]. I think they took that risk specifically with beating the Green Bay Packers in mind,” Dungy said. Read the rest of this entry »
Former Indianapolis Colts coach Tony Dungy met with dog killer Michael Vick recently. During their meeting Vick said he wants a second chance at football once he finishes serving his prison sentence.
The most respected coach in the National Football league Tony Dungy has retired after 7 seasons as the head coach of the Indianapolis Colts.
“We just felt this was the right time,” Dungy said. Read the rest of this entry »
Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy was recently asked about Barack Obama winning the Democratic presidential nomination and this is what he had to say.
“I pay a lot of attention to it. I never thought I’d see it in my lifetime and until [the] Iowa [primary], I still had my doubts whether it would happen. It’s thrilling. It’s important. When we won the Super Bowl, people said to me they never thought they’d see an African-American coach in that position. But this is so much more significant, obviously. It’s great for our country.” Read the rest of this entry »
