"I love working with him," said Vick, adding that he was a bit "shocked" to find that Mornhinweg is a little more stern these days.
On the field, Vick still looks spry, running around at practice and flinging spirals all around the field.
"I let it slide,
Authentic NHL Jerseys," Vick said. "I let Rex get him. Rex laughed about it and we got a good laugh over it, but seriously, deep down, I really didn't think it was funny."
Sheesh. Kids these days, huh?
"I get that all the time," Vick said. "That's not just in here. It's all across the world or wherever I'm at. It's a good thing, but it definitely makes me feel old. I can tell you that."
Just don't call him "sir."
"I don't think there's a miscommunication within this locker room," Smith said of the competition talk. "The communication is great. We're all on the same page. I think it's all a matter of semantics. You put a word here or there, and it changes the whole sentence."
Vick has insisted he understands his role in New York, and is totally fine with that. He's also OK with being in a mentor-type role, as he was in last season. It doesn't mean he no longer has aspirations of being a starting quarterback again. Far from it.
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. (AP)
