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Following up on an ongoing story. ... Vick began to outline plans for life after prison Friday, telling a judge his time behind bars gave him a chance to reflect and that he hopes to play pro football for another 10 years. “If I keep my body in shape, and do the right things, I think I have maybe 10 or 12 more years in my career,” Vick said.
Reported by the Associated Press
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Vick is testifying as part of a hearing to evaluate his plan to emerge from financial ruin, and is expected to explain parts of his bankruptcy plan while on the stand. He was once one of the NFL’s highest-paid players, but lavish spending and poor investments, coupled with the backlash from his dogfighting case, led to his downfall. Vick filed for bankruptcy in July claiming assets of $16 million and debts of more than $20 million. His plan to pay his creditors is based largely on the goal of returning to a professional football career. As we've stressed in the past, Vick's return to the league will be determined by Roger Goodell and there's no guarantee the NFL commissioner will go easy on him.
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