Free-agent quarterback Robert Griffin III isn't happy with comments made by his former Washington Redskins teammate Santana Moss in an interview with 106.7 The Fan on Monday.
Moss, who retired following the 2014 season, insinuated that the tough treatment Griffin received from head coach Jay Gruden was, essentially, karma for him openly celebrating the firings of Mike and Kyle Shanahan.
"(Gruden) rips RG every chance he gets, like every meeting, and we're sitting there looking like, 'Yeah. You know what? You were just so happy that Mike and Kyle and them is gone, but now you're getting your behind ripped every day, because you're not playing the kind of football that we need to play for us to be successful,'" Moss said, according to CBS DC.
"So it comes back and bites you in your behind. Because now you see this guy is at home. And, to be honest with you, I give it to you raw. I don't know no other way to give it to you - raw and uncut, I always say that."
The comments found their way back to Griffin, who called out Moss on Twitter:
No subtweeting needed
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) September 19, 2017
Santana Moss, I treat you like a brother & have always had your back. To openly lie about me is a betrayal.....
Been lied on a lot over the years
— Robert Griffin III (@RGIII) September 19, 2017
