Falcons rookie may or may not have tried to score weed on Instagram

Ra'Shede Hageman is still trying to figure out the do's and don'ts of Instagram. (USATSI)

If you're an NFL player looking for weed, Instagram probably isn't the best place to go.

Ra'Shede Hageman learned that important lesson last week when he asked one his followers on Instagram if she had weed because his 'teammates were looking for some.'

One of the main problems that comes along with asking for weed on social media is that someone can take a screen grab of your request and then post it on Twitter where everyone can see it.

That's exactly what happened to Hageman.

Lmao http://ift.tt/1vzMBLJ

- KD (@_KtotheD) November 2, 2014

And no, that picture isn't photoshopped.

That's definitely Hageman's Instgram account and he even confirmed that the messages came from his account, however, he did add that he was hacked, so the messages weren't sent from him.

Do you believe him?

Just in case he wasn't hacked though, Falcons coach Mike Smith decided to have a conversation with Hageman about the subject of asking for weed on Instagram.

'I've had a conversation with Ra'Shede,' Smith said, via the AJC. 'Like all my conversations (with players) I'd like to keep that between Ra'Shede and myself.'

I'm guessing, the conversation probably went something like this, 'Ra'Shede, don't ask for weed on Instagram or Twitter or Facebook or on Pinterest or anywhere else.'