Dog Lovers Blast Michael Vick After Speaking On Lamar Jackson Breaking His Rushing Record (VIDEO + TWEETS)

No one was happier about Lamar Jackson breaking Mike Vick’s QB rushing record than the man who set the record 13 years ago.

Last night during Thursday night football, the Baltimore Ravens quarterback passed Vick for the #1 spot on the single season rushing record for a QB against the Jets.

This is what Michael Vick had to say to Lamar Jackson breaking his single-season rushing record of 1,039 rushing yards, set in 2006.

One legend to another.@MichaelVick congratulates @Ravens QB @Lj_era8 for breaking his single-season rushing record pic.twitter.com/vTrYqulStw

— FOX Sports: NFL (@NFLonFOX) December 13, 2019

While others appreciated the moment, a bunch of dog lovers jumped in the comments and blasted Vick for his bad behavior towards dogs that he went to prison for.

Sorry you will forever be the guy that was cruel to dogs for me..

— Liz Ann (@LizAnn62) December 13, 2019

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I can not forgive him, b/c of his cruelty to animals?

— Kathleen Willems (@willemskat) December 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/moose_tography/status/1205330728151592961

https://twitter.com/N_G_B_559/status/1205337205066960896

Dog killer

— James N (@Jam3sn0rman07) December 13, 2019

A legend in dog fights.

— Luiz Fernando Souza (@LuizFCSouza) December 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/debrnab/status/1205327617194369024

Dog beater

— Craig Larsen (@cltazz) December 13, 2019

Get out of here Vick. Why does he still have a platform? Shame on Fox. What he did was ruthless. Sorry not sorry

— Matt (@Trux1982) December 13, 2019

https://twitter.com/feltdangerous/status/1205301298318458880

https://twitter.com/VinnyCampbell2/status/1205461998407946241

pic.twitter.com/wE33ZdUKHr

— MatthewPDX11 (@MatthewPDX11) December 13, 2019

His dog situation has become a national conversation again after the NFL announced that the former Falcons QB would serve as one of the 2020 Pro Bowl captains in January and petitions were created calling for the league to stop it.