Speaking at a press conference Thursday about the sickening compulsion, a visibly distraught Michael Vick called for the creation of an anonymous support group for those who are addicted to dog fighting. There needs to be some sort of system in place to help people who barely resist strong desires to visit dog fighting rings and still find themselves looking up pit bull adoptions on the internet at 3 a.m., said the Eagles quarterback, explaining that, ideally, the group would hold weekly meetings with other recovering addicts and provide some kind of 24-7 hotline that one could call when facing an irresistible impulse to drive to a nearby friends house and bet thousands of dollars on a dog fight. The most important thing is that the identities of the groups members would never, ever be disclosed to the public so they can be comfortable openly talking about their addictions. Trust me, some people stay awake all night before a big game imagining two Rottweilers fighting to the death in their basement, and they just need someone to say, Hey, thats wrong, so dont do it. Vick added that there is a desperate need for the formation of such a group by this Saturday evening. 