I would wait for a new staff https://t.co/sWbjeCobTQ
— Kyle (@Ky1eLong) June 15, 2020
Well uh, this is something. Kyle Long has been known to frequent twitter and not have a filter, even in the slightest, as we saw by him being critical of Mitch Trubisky earlier in the offseason, but man this is something. Or is it?
Kyle later went on to try and clarify his comments shortly after.
They did, always. But my point was if I wanted to play again for the bears it@would need to be under a new staff. The current one released me and had every right to. It’s not that complicated. I appreciate you Ale https://t.co/dlBa6BlbBk
— Kyle (@Ky1eLong) June 15, 2020
Followed shortly after by
I have supported this staff and the roster in the media since being released. Believe in the team and the coaches. But that doesn’t mean I would want to play for them
— Kyle (@Ky1eLong) June 15, 2020
It makes sense why he wouldn't be happy with the current staff after literally firing him. He even said himself you wouldn't try and holler back at a girl that shoved you to the curb.
Could this really be a case of Kyle just (rightfully) not wanting to play for a staff that let him go, or could there have been other feelings of strife between him and ole Coach Nagy and Co. during his time still as a player?
I actually believe Kyle here. While there Bears WILDLY underperformed last year, yet you never heard of any issues coming out of the locker room besides disappointment in not playing well. Bears fans are familiar with locker room chaos as it was around not too long ago.
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His tweets were worded interestingly nonetheless. Time will tell on this one.
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