“Their owners acted in bad faith,” Randy Gregory criticized the owners of the Dallas Cowboys after the controversial exit » FirstSportz

Randy Gregory completely reversed his agreement with the Dallas Cowboys to turn down their contract and eventually signed a similar contract with the Denver Broncos. Cowboys had already made an announcement on their social media account regarding his contract extension, but it didn’t matter as he left the franchise.

Randy Gregory signed a 5-year contract with the Denver Broncos that will net him about $70 million, a similar number to the Cowboys. Following this controversial exit, Gregory has attacked the owners and blamed them for it.

Randy Gregory signed a similar contract with the Denver Broncos after turning down the same contract with the Cowboys

The 29-year-old outside linebacker had none of the criticisms leveled at him during an interactive session on Twitter, most of which came from Cowboys fans. Gregory clarified that the version of the story shared with fans is very far from what actually happened in reality, prompting him to choose the Broncos.

“Their owners acted in bad faith,” Gregory said in a now-deleted tweet. “You’ve been awfully quiet lately, huh? Wonder why… I can’t wait for you to ask them the same questions!,” wred Gregory while replying to a fan on his official Twitter account.

Gregory reportedly disliked the language used in the contract, which effectively meant the franchise could go out of business if he were suspended or fined. This type of contract is almost a feature of the Cowboys, however, other franchises do not follow such measures.

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is going through a rough patch right now, and these allegations only add to his personal and professional woes.

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