Michael Vick
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Quarterback Michael Vick of the Atlanta Falcons looks on in a game against the Washington Redskins in 2006.

Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Vick could serve prison time and see the end of his football career, after accepting a plea deal today in connection with federal dogfighting charges.

Vick is expected to plead guilty to felony conspiracy next Monday. He and three others were charged with operating an illegal, Virginia-based dog fighting company called "Bad Newz Kennels."

We've been following the Vick case from the start and will have an update on the developments on tomorrow's show.

Meanwhile, a check of the blogs has turned up few sympathetic voices coming to Vick's defense. Instead, the sentiment ranges from indifference to condemnation.

Blogger roundtable guest Angela Winter, who writes the blog Politopics says: "Whatever the case, Vick is going to jail probably for 18-36 months and if they can get him for racketeering, which is basically gambling, he'll be kicked out of the NFL forever. The NFL has a zero-tolerance gambling rule. He'll be banned. If there is no gambling charge, he'll probably be suspended even after he gets out of jail and his skills won't be any good anyway."

What do you think about this case? And is it fair, as some have done, to turn Vick's prosecution into a racial matter?