Former NFL quarterback, Michael Vick was selected to be a Legends captain for the 2020 Pro Bowl.
However, we may not see Vick on the sideline at the camping World Stadium serving as a mentor in Orlando, Florida in January.
His past continues to haunt him.
Tens of thousands of people believe that Michael Vick shouldn't be honored at this year's @NFL Pro Bowl given his past history with dog fighting. They've been signing Joanna's petition and have made it one of the most popular petitions this week. https://t.co/WDutWVWo2A
— Change.org (@Change) December 7, 2019
In 2007 Vick pleaded guilty for is involvement in a dogfighting ring and spent 21 months in federal prison.
While the incident occurred nearly twelve years ago, some people believe he isn’t worthy to be a mentor for other players.
A woman started a petition, calling for the NFL to take back the honor. According to Complex.com, the initiative has more than 400,00 signatures.
Michael Vick will be honored at the Pro Bowl.
Thousands signed petitions demanding a change. https://t.co/VtZL1D2haP
— The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) December 9, 2019
Will Vick remain one of the four captains at the Pro Bowl alongside Hall of Famers Terrell Davis, Darrell Green and Bruce Smith?
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