The Buffalo Bills are one of the best teams in the NFL and don’t take any kind of criticism lightly.
Bills players heard the Josh Allen bashing of ESPN personality Dominque Foxworth, a former NFL cornerback and chief operating officer of the National Basketball Players Association, on a podcast earlier this week.
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“I am fully aware that I have prejudices. And my prejudices are not based on Josh Allen. It is based on the people who defend Josh Allen. I would be 100% lying if I said that when Josh does something stupid, a small part of me doesn’t get happy. And it’s not because I don’t want Josh to succeed, “Foxworth continued The Bomani Jones podcast, via Outkick.
“It’s because the people who tell me Josh is Second Coming and Josh is better than everyone else are people with American flags and dogs and skulls and crossbones. … If you go, just dive into their tweet history , it’s really a bit worrying retweets and likes … It’s not about Josh. ”
Jordan Poyer and Jonathan Feliciano responded to the criticism.
“Wait a minute,” Poyer wrote. “We’re not just letting this slide, yeah?! @espn this is what we see in the ports world now!? @ Foxworth24 we have to do better my brother … because this isn’t it.”
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Feliciano added, “ay @ Foxworth24 are you talking about the fans raising just over 700,000 for a hospital during a pandemic? Ppl do / say the lame thing to try and get ahead.”
Foxworth said on Wednesday that his comments had been “taken out of context.”
“No one I respect has taken this seriously, so I ignore it. And being taken out of context comes with my job a bit, so I haven’t been tripping. But I respect you and the people in your building and that bothers you have been thinking for 1 second about this dishonest BS, ‘he wrote in response to Poyer.
“Feel free to DM me, listen to the full podcast, or just ignore all this folly and go back to Ballin. Good luck to you and my new favorite QB.”
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Buffalo is 10-3 this season and is on the verge of winning its first AFC East division title since 1995.