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New York Post taunts Michael Vick with headline: 'Giants Dog It'

by theGrio | December 20, 2010 at 3:32 PM
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From- The Huffington Post

After the Philadelphia Eagles pulled off a miracle to beat the New York Giants on Sunday, the New York Post ran a headline “Giants Dog It” on its cover and replaced two Giants players’ heads with dogs.

Vick threw two touchdown passes and ran for another late in the fourth quarter, but it was DeSean Jackson’s walk-off touchdown on a punt return that won the game for the Eagles.

Click here to watch theGrio’s exclusive interview with Michael Vick.

Vick spent 18 months in prison and two months of home confinement after pleading guilty to running a dogfighting operation…

Click here to read the entire story.

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