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Former NFL coach Tony Dungy said earlier this month that he advised Michael Vick against signing with the Raiders once the quarterback was released from prison and reinstated by commissioner Roger Goodell. On Wednesday, Vick addressed Dungy’s remarks and clarified the issue. “When I got released from prison, I didn’t care where I would have played,” Vick told Philadelphia media. “Coach Dungy wanted me to be in a place where I was going to be protected, and I just wouldn’t have a lot of pressure on me. That’s what he meant.” For the record, the Raiders never showed any interest in Vick, who eventually signed with the Eagles. Coach Tom Cable said he and the Raiders were content with their …

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Vick: No Oakland ill will

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