What a disgrace that the NFL lets a supporter of cruelty to animals play and make millions after serving time in prison (“Michael Vick’s Comeback,” Editorial, Nov. 21).

What happened to the code of good sportsmanship? I have an American bulldog that would love to go a round or two with that punk.

Jeffrey P. Smith

Brooklyn

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The vicious Vick, who made everybody sick, has become a Sunday hero.

But what about the other days of the week? Do we forget the fiend to satisfy our lust for Sunday glory?

Gary Schwartz

Fort Lee, NJ

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Vick is a convicted felon who for years committed premeditated criminal acts against innocent animals.

He should not be on the football field, but rather be serving a lifelong ban from the NFL to make him think about his egregious actions.

Edward Schnepf

Ozone Park

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Personal redemption has nothing to do with Vick’s performance on the football field.

He tortured innocent creatures and, if a society’s humanity is related to how its animals are treated, Vick has much more to do before he’s forgiven.

Mike Latzer

Closter, NJ