Pres. of local NAACP questions credibility of Vick's co-defendants & says plea not an admission of guilt but cutting losses -- My goodness no. 2 . . .

An 8-03-07 post was entitled: "First the Atlanta branch of the NAACP held a rally; now the SCLC is making plans to honor Vick -- My goodness . . ."

Today the AJC reports that the President of the Atlanta branch of the NAACP questions the credibility of Vick's co-defendants and said an admission of guilt may be more about cutting losses than the truth.

"At this point, you're not looking at guilt or innocence," NAACP Chapter President R.L. White said, referring to the possible harsher sentence Vick could have received had he taken his case to trial and been found guilty.

White says he regrets that the plea deal will mean all of the facts of the case may never be known. And of by the way, Vick should be allowed to return to football after he serves his sentence for his role in a dogfighting operation, preferably with the Atlanta Falcons.