Nick Foles started under center for the second straight game in place of the injured Michael Vick and struggled mightily.
He completed 11 of 29 pass attempts for a mere 80 yards, threw zero touchdowns and was sacked three times before succumbing to an injury as well.
The Eagles fell to the Cowboys, 17-3 in the process.
Somewhere in the world, Marcus Vick took this as an opportunity to defend big brother Michael on Twitter when no one asked him to again.
Let the train wreck begin:
Game boring as s***. I see why the people love to watch #MV7 #Super7 #TheMostExciting1
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) October 20, 2013
������ silly peasants RT @trebillz: And to think Nick Foles could start over Mike Vick is idiotic!
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) October 20, 2013
Y'all Eagle fans should appreciate my brother Mike but y'all don't lmao. #DumbMotherF*****
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) October 20, 2013
Damn if Mike was in the game an the Defense was playing this good we would be up 20 points.
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) October 20, 2013
Then came this, and I think you'll understand pretty fast why we blurred out a word...
Apparently, a member of the Vick family told Marcus to put a sock in it after those tweets. He then turned his attention to the action going on around the NFL.
He even had something nice to say about the Redskins, who pulled to within a 1/2 game of the Eagles for second place in the NFC East after their 45-41 win over the Bears Sunday.
My sister just text me and said she going to hack my page & shut it down ��. Y'all would like that huh?
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) October 20, 2013
Redskins playing good today. They fighting. I want to see them get a win.
— Marcus Vick (@MVFive) October 20, 2013
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