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Vick's Early Years

The DownFall

The Attempt At Redemption

After helping lead Virginia Tech to an 11-1 record in his second year of playing he left to pursue a professional football career. He ended up becoming the first overall pick in the 2001 NFL draft.

In April 2007 a house owned by Vick was searched and it was discovered that there had been a dog fighting ring on the property. A few months later Vick and other owners were charged for various crimes.

After Vick served his 23 months in jail he was then sentenced 2 months house arrest. After he served his house arrest he was able to get back into the Nfl in 2009 with the Eagles. He had somewhat of a comeback but his old self never fully came back. Vicks actions would be considered a under conformity because I would not consider his actions outside of the field normal.

Vick's Early Years

The DownFall

The Attempt At Redemption

After helping lead Virginia Tech to an 11-1 record in his second year of playing he left to pursue a professional football career. He ended up becoming the first overall pick in the 2001 NFL draft.

In April 2007 a house owned by Vick was searched and it was discovered that there had been a dog fighting ring on the property. A few months later Vick and other owners were charged for various crimes.

After Vick served his 23 months in jail he was then sentenced 2 months house arrest. After he served his house arrest he was able to get back into the Nfl in 2009 with the Eagles. He had somewhat of a comeback but his old self never fully came back. Vicks actions would be considered a under conformity because I would not consider his actions outside of the field normal.

Vick's Early Years

The DownFall

The Attempt At Redemption

After helping lead Virginia Tech to an 11-1 record in his second year of playing he left to pursue a professional football career. He ended up becoming the first overall pick in the 2001 NFL draft.

In April 2007 a house owned by Vick was searched and it was discovered that there had been a dog fighting ring on the property. A few months later Vick and other owners were charged for various crimes.

After Vick served his 23 months in jail he was then sentenced 2 months house arrest. After he served his house arrest he was able to get back into the Nfl in 2009 with the Eagles. He had somewhat of a comeback but his old self never fully came back. Vicks actions would be considered a under conformity because I would not consider his actions outside of the field normal.