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Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick got emotional after his Fox NFL coworkers wore Norfolk hats to celebrate his new job.

Vick, a member of the Fox NFL Kickoff show since 2017, was overtaken with emotion as co-hosts Charissa Thompson, Charles Woodson and Julian Edelman showered him with love and donned Norfolk State gear in solidarity.

Norfolk State is hiring former NFL quarterback Michael Vick as its head football coach, The Athletic and other outlets reported Tuesday. In taking the top job at a school near his hometown of Newport News, Va., Vick joins a group of NFL stars turned first ...

Former NFL quarterback Michael Vick will reportedly take over as head coach of Norfolk State's football program despite no college coaching experience.

Vick, a Newport News native and former NFL star, was unanimously approved as the university's 19th head coach last week.

Norfolk State is hiring former NFL quarterback Michael Vick as head coach. Vick confirmed the news Tuesday night on his verified Facebook account. The Virginian-Pilot was the first to report the news.

Michael Vick has been introduced as Norfolk State’s football coach, a homecoming for the former NFL star and a splashy, attention-grabbing hire for a program that has struggled in recent years.

Vick, 44, lacks major coaching experience but told The Virginian-Pilot, “I know how to lead and I know what it takes.”

NFL legend Michael Vick shared heartfelt moments with his FOX Sports colleagues as he prepares to begin his head coaching journey at Norfolk State, marking an emotional transition from the broadcast booth to the sidelines.

Michael Vick was formally introduced as Norfolk State’s head football coach in a press conference on campus Monday. Vick, the former star quarterback for Virginia Tech and in the NFL, addressed a crowd of nearly 200 people made up of Norfolk State brass,