Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick told David Teel and Michael Sauls of The Virginian-Pilot that he has interviewed for the head-coaching position at

Former NFL and Virginia Tech star quarterback Michael Vick said Monday that he has interviewed for the head-coaching position at Norfolk State. Speaking from his Florida home, Vick told The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press that he has spoken with university president Javaune Adams-Gaston and Spartans athletic director Melody Webb and that he expects resolution “soon.

Michael Vick opened up on the possibility of coaching college football as his name was linked to Norfolk State's head coaching vacancy.

Michael Vick could be the latest former NFL star to move into the college football coaching ranks.In recent years, we've seen Deion Sanders, Trent Dilfer and Eddie George, among others, landing head coaching jobs.

Sources close to Vick confirmed to 13NewsNow that he is in talks to become the next head football coach at Norfolk State University. The Spartans parted ways with Dawson Odums after the 2024 season, beginning a nationwide search for a new coach.

According to The Virginian Pilot, Vick has interviewed for the head coaching job at Norfolk State, which is a historically Black university in Norfolk, Virginia. Vick's only coaching experience came in 2019 when he was an advisor for the Atlanta Legends of the Alliance of American Football.

After weeks of speculation and rumors, it appears that former NFL superstar quarterback Mike Vick may soon be a head coach at HBCU Norfolk State. Vick confirmed to the Virginian Pilot that he has interviewed and is in talks to take over the program at Norfolk State.