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But in the process of explaining himself, Dungy made it rather clear what he thinks of Buffalo's quarterback situation. Dungy strongly intimated the Bills need a new one and that the Bills have enough offensive weaponry to be much better than 29th in total offense.
The Philadelphia Eagles hold a club option on Vick for 2010. But they're not likely to pick up the contract for $5.2 million.
"I think Philadelphia has been the best spot for Michael this year as he's rebuilding his family life and his personal life, but if they choose not to bring him back, there are a number of teams that are unsettled at QB. I mentioned Cleveland, Washington and St. Louis as obvious teams, but stated that one, not-so-obvious choice could be Buffalo. I don't have any inside information but just feel that the Bills have some excellent players at their skill positions and could be a place where Michael -- or any QB for that matter -- would flourish; again, no inside information, just speculation. So I guess that makes me an official member of the media!"
When Dungy writes that "any QB ... would flourish" in Buffalo's offense, that doesn't speak well of Trent Edwards and Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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