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Former Falcon Michael Vick now a coaching intern for Chiefs
050912 - ATLANTA, GA -- Falcons Michael Vick scrambles toward the end zone for a touchdown, the team's first, vs Eagles in the first quarter at the Georgia Dome for the home opener Monday night, Sept. 12, 2005. (RICH ADDICKS/AJC staff)
Michael Vick retired as a Falcon in June, but the former Falcons’ quarterback did not give up on the NFL.
Vick is spending his summer as a coaching intern for Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs, according to NFL.com.
You can see him wearing his new uniform here:
There's a familiar face helping #Chiefs QBs at camp this year.
— BJ Kissel (@ChiefsReporter) July 25, 2017
Michael Vick is one of Andy Reid's coaching interns.
More on this later. pic.twitter.com/cTlpQBGYvo
Vick spent four seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles and Andy Reid after he served 18 months in prison for his role in a dog-fighting ring.
