‘They will always be toxic’ Randy Gregory slams Cowboys fans after picking Denver over Dallas » FirstSportz

Randy Gregory recently signed a new contract with the Denver Broncos to strengthen their roster in an already strong AFC West. However, he had an agreement to remain with the Dallas Cowboys but withdrew in favor of Denver, which certainly didn’t please the fans.

In his 5 seasons with the Cowboys, Randy Gregory never played a full season due to injuries and suspensions. In fact, Gregory has only started 12 games in 5 seasons but played in 50. Of those 12 starts, 11 came in 2021 where he showed good potential.

Gregory ended the 2021 season with a career-high 6 sacks remaining with 17 QB hits and 4 tackles for loss. His performances have made him a highly sought-after free agent because he can really make a difference when he’s on the field. As such, the Cowboys offered him a 5-year, $70 million contract to remain in Dallas.

Randy Gregory agreed to that deal with the Cowboys, but later changed his mind when he decided to sign the exact same deal with the Denver Broncos. This, of course, angered Cowboys fans quite a bit, but Gregory hasn’t been one to keep quiet about it.

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Randy Gregory lashes out at Cowboys fans on Twitter

Randy Gregory recently published a tweet read “Your opinions don’t pay my bills” Then chaos broke out.

One fan responded that Gregory called him upset at what the new Bronco said “Nah, that’s your toxic fan base who think I owe them and their team.”

No, that’s your toxic fandom who thinks I owe them and their team lol

— Randy Gregory (@RandyGregory_4) March 20, 2022

There was also a deleted tweet that really called out to the Cowboys fans, as well as the team’s front office, who read “Their owners acted in bad faith, all with free rein. You’ve been awfully quiet lately, huh? Ask me why… I can’t wait for you to ask them the same questions!” As well as “Let’s face it, they will always be poisonous.”

Gregory has certainly found himself in a very unusual situation this off-season and it appears to have to do with a disagreement over the language in his new contract. It allowed the Cowboys to void the deal if Gregory had been fined or suspended, so it’s not too surprising he doesn’t like that. Now he must focus on staying in the field for as long as possible while the Broncos try to put on a Super Bowl run.

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