DeMarcus Cousins, Gronk, Carli Lloyd NFL, Antonio Brown Big Ben
August 28, 2019
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed Los Angeles Laker DeMarcus Cousins and the audio recording of him threatening to kill the mother of his 7-year old son. In a recorded phone conversation posted by TMZ, Cousins threatened to put a bullet in her head after she refused to let their son attend Demarcus’ wedding.
Clay Travis then talked about Rob Gronkowski’s recent interview where he hinted at a possible return to the NFL. Gronk, said Travis, is likely to return to the New England Patriots and might even make his comeback in the 2019 season.
Clay Travis also mentioned US soccer player Carli Lloyd who claims she is considering pursuing a career in the NFL after taking a running start at a 55-yard field goal during a Philadelphia Eagles practice this pre-season. “She has a 0% chance of making an NFL team,” said Travis.
Clay Travis concluded by pointing out how Antonio Brown of the Oakland Raiders continues to crave attention, this time by attacking Big Ben Roethlisberger on Twitter. “We were never friends,” said AB, “it was more of a business relationship.” According to Travis, “Antonio Brown has lost his mind.”
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