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Associated Press
Thursday, August 27, 2009 PHILADELPHIA -- All eyes were on Michael Vick -- for all of six plays. Playing his first NFL game since his release from prison, the Eagles quarterback got a standing ovation in a half-empty stadium, avoided any ugly protests and completed four passes for 19 yards. "It's been a long journey for me," Vick said. "I just want to do it right this time around." Though his minutes were limited Thursday night, Vick was ready to take on any assignment. He played quarterback, ran the Wildcat formati ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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