NFL Makes It Official: No Suspension For Michael Vick

The NFL announced on Tuesday that MIchael Vick will not face a suspension for his (lack of a) role in a shooting after his birthday party several weeks ago.

Goodell and Vick met at Eagles training camp on Tuesday night and Vick said it was a good conversation.

An hour after reports emerged that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hadn’t made a final decision on Michael Vick, the NFL released a statement, according to Jason La Canfora of NFL Network.

This is more of a formality than anything since Vick wasn’t expected to be disciplined.

SB Nation’s Bleeding Green Nation passes along the word that NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hasn’t made a final decision on Michael Vick.

Over the last week there were reports that Vick wouldn’t be suspended for the upcoming season.

Last week it was reported Michael Vick was being denied travel privileges. Per the terms of his probation, Vick had to request permission to leave the state previously.

So will this affect his ability to, you know, play in road games in 2010?

Your latest update to the Michael Vick update is that there is no update.

According to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, the Eagles “continue to insist Vick will be at camp barring something new and relevatory.”

Michael Vick has missed two recent scheduled appearances, one of which was a football camp that some criticized him for missing.

However, he’s got a good reason for missing, according to NBC-10 in Philadelphia.

On Tuesday, investigators said that they had identified a suspect in the shooting that took place at Guadalajara restaurant in Virginia Beach the night Michael Vick was hosting a celebration for his 30th birthday. Vick, who previously had yet to be ruled out as a suspect in the case, was no longer said to be no longer considered as such by police.

A day later, however, Virginia Commonwealth’s attorney Harvey L. Bryant has revealed that Vick was involved in a physical altercation at the club just minutes before shots were fired.

The Virginia Beach police have identified the person who shot Quanis Phillips following Michael Vick’s 30th birthday party, according to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Police confirmed once again that Vick is not a suspect. They also said there will be no charges filed because there has not been cooperation from the victim or witnesses.

Michael Vick has finally broken his silence after a former co-defendant of his was shot following his birthday party in a Virginia Beach night club.

Per Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Vick issued the following statement:

ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the person responsible for reportedly shooting Quanis Phillips following Michael Vick’s birthday party is expected to turn himself in soon.

Schefter didn’t offer up any more details but the identity of the shooter could give some clarification to Vick’s role (or lack thereof) in the incident.

A spokesman for the restaurant that hosted Michael Vick’s party has come out with some information that contradicts what we’ve previously heard.

Allen Fabijan, spokes for the restaurant, said he has reviewed -- and turned into police -- security camera footage of the evening in question.

Attorney for Michael Vick contends his client was not present at a shooting that took place early Friday morning outside a Virginia club.

The story goes, according to the Daily Press, that Vick and Quanis Phillips, former co-defendant in the dogfighting scandal, had some sort of disagreement inside the club. The fight spilled outside -- where there are reportedly security cameras -- where Phillips was shot.

The Daily Press in Hampton Roads, VA now reports that the man shot was Quanis Phillips, former co-defendant of Vick’s in the dogfighting scandal.

Once the confrontation moved outside, Phillips was shot around 2:10 a.m.