Michael Vick to … Buffalo?

That’s what ex-NFL coach and NBC announcer Tony Dungy told fans on Sunday, saying the Buffalo Bills had an interest in the Eagles backup quarterback.

Because if Terrell Owens wasn’t enough of a headcase on that team, they want to add more of a potential liability in Vick.

Not everyone on the Bills feels the move would be the right one for the organization.

Wide receiver Lee Evans thinks it might be for the best if Vick didn’t come to the team.

“Probably not,” Evans said on if Vick in Buffalo would work. “I love him as a player and everything that he’s done for the league, but I don’t think it’ll be anything we’ll aggressively go after.”

At 3-5 and last place in the AFC East, the season is just about done for the Bills. Starter Trent Edwards hasn’t been impressive but he’s likely to perform better than Vick, who hasn’t seen serious playing time at the quarterback position in over two years.

In six games this season, Vick is 2-for-6 for six yards.

‘Nuff said.

Well, that didn’t last long.

Terrell Owens didn’t spend much time on the free agent market as the Buffalo Bills signed the wide receiver to a one-year contract worth $6.5 million.

And no, don’t pretend like you knew Buffalo would be the team that would snag Owens.

I’m not sure anyone saw Owens going from “America’s Team to “North America’s Team” as T.O. dubbed the Bills during his press conference on Saturday.

Quarterback Trent Edwards, I wish you luck and Godspeed.