A Michael Vick trade to the Buffalo Bills is possible says Tony Dungy. The Eagles trading Michael Vick to the Buffalo Bills would put Vick in a “good spot” says friend and adviser Tony Dungy Sunday.

During Sunday’s Eagles Cowboys game telecast, Dungy said the Bills were talking to Vick after he finished his 18 month term. Dungy didn’t give insight as to why the Bills didn’t sign Vick then. But Tony says “that could be a good spot… There was some communication there.”

Dungy calls Buffalo a “dark horse” but says the Browns, Rams, and Redskins also are logical fits.

Vick is getting paid a mere $1.6 million for 2009. But if the Eagles exercise an option for next season, his salary jumps to $5.2 million. Even at this season’s salary level, Vick has hardly played. Yet Michael says he didn’t expect to play much. Dungy says Vick’s priority is not playing but helping his team get to the Super Bowl.