Dez Bryant is not here for fans disrespecting a man who gave it his all.
The former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver took to Twitter amid Saturday night’s bombshell that Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck retiring at just age 29.
Bryant was pissed off at Colts fans booing Luck off the field when the news broke, so he sent a message out there.
“that’s not an easy decision to make and they are booing.. that’s some disrespectful sick sh*t,” Bryant wrote.
Here’s that moment:
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Luck heard those boos and was understandbly hurt by them.
“I’d be lying if I said I didn’t hear it,” he said during his retirement press conference, via the Indianapolis Star. “It hurt.”
Bryant fired off multiple tweets in defense of the No. 1 overall pick of the 2012 NFL draft:
“Andrew luck I understand you 100% brotha… take your time… I wish you the best,” he wrote.
“He might need some time to get away.. he’s human…being overwhelmed with injuries can be tough.. he need space so he can regroup,” he wrote.
“I been speaking on how I feel for a long time…it takes somebody like Andrew luck for y’all to respect it,” he wrote.
