Marcus Vick earned the tag of college football's bad boy in 2005 and likely cost himself millions of NFL dollars. Now the former Virginia Tech quarterback, booted from the team in January, is at the NFL combine and working to rehabilitate his image. He apologized for stomping on the leg of Louisville defensive end Elvis Dumervil in the Gator Bowl and said a confrontation at a McDonald's parking lot with three teenagers "got blown way out of proportion." One thing is clear. NFL teams are intrigued with Vick's athleticism and he will get an opportunity to be like Mike, his brother who quarterbacks the Atlanta Falcons.
Saturday, February 25, 2006
Meet the New and Improved Marcus Vick
Marcus Vick earned the tag of college football's bad boy in 2005 and likely cost himself millions of NFL dollars. Now the former Virginia Tech quarterback, booted from the team in January, is at the NFL combine and working to rehabilitate his image. He apologized for stomping on the leg of Louisville defensive end Elvis Dumervil in the Gator Bowl and said a confrontation at a McDonald's parking lot with three teenagers "got blown way out of proportion." One thing is clear. NFL teams are intrigued with Vick's athleticism and he will get an opportunity to be like Mike, his brother who quarterbacks the Atlanta Falcons.
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