Marcus Vick claims he was hacked, deletes Twitter
Marcus Vick stirred up a controversy on Twitter, and again he’s trying to use the excuse that he was hacked.
Marcus Vick, who is the younger brother of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Mike Vick, offered a $1,000 bounty to a defensive player to light up Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper with a hit. Cooper drew headlines on Wednesday when video emerged of him using a despicable racial slur at a Kenny Chesney concert.
[Video: Riley Cooper drops n-bomb at Kenny Chesney concert]
After Marcus’ comments went viral, he tried to backtrack.
“My page was hacked!” he wrote in a since-deleted tweet.
Not even the biggest Vick fan in the world was buying that line. But then Vick said he was going to delete his Twitter:
Ok ok my girl is deleting my twitter. You guys have fun. Enjoy & be safe I'm out! ✌
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) August 1, 2013
Vick hasn’t deleted his account yet, but he should probably consider it. After all, look at all the times it’s gotten him in trouble:
