The fallout continues from Philadelphia Eagles receiver Riley Cooper's racial slur video. Teammate LeSean McCoy told NFL.com he is no longer friends with Cooper because of the video.

Cooper made headlines on Wednesday when a video of him using a racial slur surfaced. In the video, Cooper is seen at a Kenny Chesney concert. He appears agitated and says, "I will jump that fence and fight every [expletive] here, bro."

The 25-year-old tight end quickly went into damage control and apologized for his comments, which made him feel "ashamed and disgusted" with himself.

"This is the lowest of lows," Cooper said, via Fox Sports. "This is not the type of person I want to be portrayed as. This isn't the type of person I am. I'm extremely sorry."

McCoy is the first Eagles player to share such sentiments. Quarterback Michael Vick took another approach and forgave Cooper.

"Riley's my friend Our relationship is mutual respect," Vick tweeted on Wednesday. "He looked me in the eyes and apologized. I believe in forgiveness and I believe in him."

Vick's younger brother, Marcus, was less forgiving.

The tweet was later deleted, and the older Vick went into damage control himself.

"To address my brother's situation and what he's saying, I don't think it's really relevant," Vick said, according to Fox Sports. "You can't allow yourself to be encumbered in what's going on. I don't agree with what my brother is saying. Riley is still my teammate and he just stood in front of us and apologized for what he said. Somewhere deep down you've got to find some level of respect for that. To people in the outside world who don't know how we're dealing with it, they're going to forge their own opinions, but my brother has to not show a certain level of ignorance himself."

The Eagles fined Cooper for his video and are sending him to sensitivity training, according to USA Today Sports.

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