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By Seth Wickersham
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 He reached for the book. The moment John Abraham heard the news on July 17—he was in the Falcons' facility when his Treo buzzed with this text: "Mike and his friends have been indicted"—he was torn. Part of him felt, like many of his teammates, a degree of betrayal. After all, his quarterback's recklessness had put the entire team's season in jeopardy. But Abraham also felt a connection, as if he'd been in Vick's place and could sense what to do next. Unsure of how to channel this ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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