Check the latest Vick news, spotted at  Real Talk NY:

Vick’s attorneys hope his contrition and the discussion of his finances will help them gain a judge’s approval of his plan to emerge from bankruptcy. Under the plan, Vick would keep the first $750,000 of his annual income over the next five years. After that, a percentage would go to his creditors based on a sliding scale.

On Thursday, Vick’s attorneys said he has agreed to star in a documentary for $600,000 once he gets out of prison. They said he has also lined up a $10-an-hour job as a construction worker when he is released to home confinement in a house he owns in Hampton, Va.

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Damn Mike. It’s always hard for me to understand how athletes and people with $$$ can do things to interrupt that cash flow. I guess when you live a certain way all your life and have a mentality, it’s hard to switch up because you make $$. As money increases, so should your caution and responsibility, or risk losing that guap. Either way, he accepted his actions and is trying to move on, which is respectable. Hope to see him in the NFL this year!