Welp, that’s a wrap.

While the burly men he’ll be keeping at bay will still be angry, sweaty and play for the opposite team, there’s more at stake then a sacked quarterback.

Vick’s lead attorney, Billy Martin, released a statement Monday that said Vick had agreed “to accept full responsibility for his actions and the mistakes he has made. Michael wishes to apologize again to everyone who has been hurt by this matter.”

Vick will plead next Monday to charges punishable by up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Prosecutors are expected to seek a jail term of 10 to 18 months for Vick. Three co-defendants are also accused in a July 18 indictment of running Bad Newz Kennels at a property the quarterback owns in Surry, Va.

According to the indictment, Vick and the others executed poor-performing pit bulls by methods such as hanging, drowning, electrocution, shooting and beating. In an earlier raid on the property, authorities seized about 60 dogs, along with treadmills, a stick used to pry apart fighting animals and a “rape stand” device used to hold down aggressive females for breeding.

So after watching all his co-defendants cave one at a time, Vick finally takes the weekend to weigh his options and caves in.

What we can’t understand is with all his buddies snitching on him and the possibility of gambling charges being filed (the NFL permanently bans any player affiliated with gambling activities), why he even had to go home and discuss this with “the wife and kids” at all? It’s a no-brainer: you want a future career? Agree to be butt-raped for the next 10 - 18 months.