Michael Vick spent years making a name for himself on the football field and is now doing the same as a head coach. But his focus now extends beyond his own career.

Eagles fans have plenty of reasons to be frustrated with Nick Sirianni after watching close games slip away, but Michael Vick isn’t ready to join the chorus calling for change. The former Philadelphia quarterback believes the team needs to give its coach and Jalen Hurts more time together, even as questions about Sirianni’s decisions continue to grow.

Sometimes, the biggest challenge is figuring out how to get the best out of the players already on the roster. Norfolk State’s coach Michael Vick learned that lesson from one of college football’s most successful coaches, Nick Saban, whose blunt advice gave him a reality check on the limitations of coaching.

Michael Vick last played for the Atlanta Falcons in 2006, but he can still get the place started. The former No.

Virginia Tech retired Michael Vick’s No. 7 jersey years after he helped turn the Hokies into a national contender.

Back in April 2009, Michael Vick stood in a Newport News bankruptcy court, having survived a 12 cents-an-hour janitorial job at USP Leavenworth, and confessed, “I can’t live like the old Mike Vick. ” During his Atlanta Falcons heyday, court papers showed, he was not only blowing his cash on cars given to friends as gifts but also had bank notes in an Indiana car rental business, a Georgia wine shop and a loose payroll of 30-odd people.

On December 15, 2000, Michael Vick told reporters he was returning to Virginia Tech next season. Less than a month later, he stood in a Newport News gym and said goodbye.

Michael Vick has spent much of his football life being measured by numbers. Passing yards.

If you love to hate certain athletes, and judging from your social media comments, you do, you’re going to be interested in a new docuseries all about the most “hated” athletes around. Per Variety, Vice TV has greenlit Everybody Hates, an anthology docuseries that digs into some of the most polarizing figures in sports, with…