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Philadelphia newspaper reporters rip Eagles coach Andy Reid and owner Jeffrey Lurie, as writers for the Philadelphia Daily News and Philadelphia Inquirer did in Friday's editions? Will Vick express enough remorse to satisfy his critics? Will Tony Dungy stick his neck out for Vick? Find out by following along below or following me on Twitter.

A Philadelphia newspaper called The Pennsylvania Mercury contained this item from a correspondent in Shelburne in its issue of September 19th 1789: Michael Vick will make his debut appearance with the Philadelphia Eagles Friday at a press conference at team headquarters, and if you can't watch it live at 11 AM ET, you can follow along with live Twitter updates.

The Town of Shelburne is hotter than McNutt's Island in the summer. The island's summer is foggier and cooler, moderated by the Atlantic. Shelburne is deep inside the inner harbour; the island is on the outer edge of the outer harbour. I would bet that if The Pennsylvania Mercury's correspondent had been reporting from McNutt's instead of from Shelburne he (or she) would have given a high temperature of somewhere in the seventies that day.

Philadelphia Daily News

Philadelphia Daily News

COVER! Here is the Michael Vick cover of the Philadelphia Daily News today - “HIDE YOUR DOGS!” “What are they thinking!” Philadelphia Daily News announces Michael Vick’s Eagles signing with “Hide Your Dogs” as the front cover. But before you chuckle, the Philadelphia Daily News and Michael Vick have something in common today besides a cover - bankruptcy. Big debts reportedly plague both the paper and its dogged-subject today.

But Friday, Philadelphia Daily News readers found on the front steps the plastered headline. But when you open for the read, the copy is actually favorable. Les Bowen however calls it a big circus: “VERY LATE last night, Donovan McNabb declared that the Eagles’ stunning signing of Michael Vick was, “no different, really, than bringing T.O. here.” Because, you know, that turned out so well. The Eagles, controversy-free lately, rejoined the circus last night.

Paul Domowitch’s piece starts: “FORGET, FOR A MOMENT, if that’s possible, what he did and why an organization that perpetually has preached the importance of bringing in character players would sign a guy who has just spent almost 2 years in a federal prison.”