OT off season fun. Cromarti vs. Da Solja!

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Kellen Winslow Jr. surfaces for Twitter spat with Antonio Cromartie

Posted by Josh Alper on June 10, 2015, 2:56 PM EDT

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On Tuesday, Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie played the role of reporter and asked teammate Dee Milliner some questions after the team’s minicamp practice.

The questions weren’t exactly softballs for Milliner, who is recovering from a torn Achilles and trying to get his career back on track after struggling to make a positive impression in his first two seasons.

“Do you feel confident going into the season? There’s a lot of talk saying you’re on the roster bubble, [that] you’re here to make the team,” Cromartie asked, via Metro New York. “Do you feel and have the confidence that you and in your ability that you can do the things you’re supposed to do?”

Milliner handled it well enough, but one of Cromartie’s former Jets teammates didn’t take too kindly to the line of questioning. Kellen Winslow Jr. took to Twitter to air his complaints.

“Cromartie is one of the biggest posers I have ever seen and played against. Prolly the last guy I would take down an alley with me. Worry about yourself Cro. Stop talkin. Your not even close to the best. You got bad feet and are scared to jam. Just speaking my mind this morning. Anybody who talks to their teammates like that … Can’t respect em,” Winslow wrote in a series of tweets.

Cromartie replied with a couple of well-placed slams of his own.

“You wish you were as good as your dad,” Cromartie wrote. “Have you been to Target lately?”

In the event you’ve forgotten, the reference is related to Winslow’s arrest in a parking lot outside a Target in 2013 for synthetic marijuana possession. Police were responding to a call from a woman who reported seeing Winslow with his pants down while pleasuring himself and found two jars of Vaseline in the car.

Winslow responded to Cromartie by saying that the two of them should get in the ring before promising to “whoop that ass.” We’re not sure if the fight will ever take place, but Boston Market would be an obvious sponsor for the event if it should ever take place.

How can Winslow's son be that bad at writing? Kellen Winslow, the one we like, always sounds really intelligent when making comments in the media.

Pretty sad his son can't even win a war of words with Antonio Cromartie.

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Winslow is a thug

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Winslow is a thug

True, but he has a point about Cro not wanting to jam. Cro never cared much for contact even when it mattered. Case in point; Shonn Greene, playoffs. It was an "ole'" though worthy of a bull ring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8dtySlji1A Love the push at the end.

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True, but he has a point about Cro not wanting to jam. Cro never cared much for contact even when it mattered. Case in point; Shonn Greene, playoffs. It was an "ole'" though worthy of a bull ring. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8dtySlji1A Love the push at the end.

I am aware of that and his lack of contact but at least he is still wanted. The Thug hasnt played since 2013.

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Miami vs Florida State. A big rivalry.

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Winslow tells Cromartie: “Learn your kids’ names”

Posted by Michael David Smith on June 11, 2015, 12:36 PM EDT

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The war of words between Kellen Winslow and Antonio Cromartie is getting downright nasty.

Winslow and Cromartie had a Twitter spat yesterday, and although Cromartie has been told to knock it off, Winslow isn’t letting it die. He’s just making it personal.

Referencing the fact that Cromartie reportedly has 12 children by eight women and appeared to struggle to remember all his children’s names on an episode of Hard Knocks, Winslow came up with this put-down:

@CRO31 U wish you were a Dad. Learn your kids names.

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Kellen Winslow Jr. (@KellenWinslowJr) June 11, 2015
Winslow has also been using Twitter to challenge Cromartie to step into the ring for an honest-to-goodness fight. So far, Cromartie has resisted taking the bait.

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These are, or at least used to be Thugs. duh.gif

This is Kellen Winslow, Jr. dddd.png

This dictionary definition of thug is violent criminal.

Winslow's furthest dive into criminality was an arrest for synthetic (inappropriate fake plant deleted).

Winslow is not a thug.

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The Thugs at the top look like they are trying to figure out who farted...

The one on the bottom is no thug, he is a vandal. He vandalized a Rancho Santa Fe home a few years back. Just kind of plain ordinary stupid by todays NFL standards...

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The Thugs at the top look like they are trying to figure out who farted...

The one on the bottom is no thug, he is a vandal. He vandalized a Rancho Santa Fe home a few years back. Just kind of plain ordinary stupid by todays NFL standards...

I didn't know about the Rancho Santa Fe incident. But Winslow, Jr., was a Hurricane, not a Vandal. duh.jpg

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NFL player Winslow accused of trashing house
By Brent Schrotenboer 10:07a.m. May 23, 2012, updated 07:59p.m. May 23, 2012


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For $9,000 per month in rent, Kellen Winslow Jr. moved into an expensive luxury home last year in Rancho Santa Fe -- a house that included Persian rugs and full furnishings.

But just six months later, the NFL player left the place in a trashed state, according to a claim made by the house's owners.

"Every corner of the home was damaged,” according to the claim obtained by UT San Diego.

The Persian rugs and carpeting “were stained with dog urine and also littered with dog feces,” the claim states. “The house was overpowered with a putrid stench of animal waste."

The complaint cited $133,000 in damages to the walls, floors, furniture and rugs.

Winslow's attorney called it a "bogus" claim that has been trumped up for financial gain by the owners.

"It's a shakedown of a professional athlete," said the attorney, Brian Watkins.

The owners, Ahmad and Nona Zarei, recently filed suit against Winslow and his wife in San Diego Superior Court, seeking recovery of property damages. Last week, the owners' insurance company also sought to join the suit against the Winslows to recover its payments for the alleged damages to the home.

After starting the lease in January 2011, the Winslows moved out by July 1, 2011. But the suit said they only paid $8,500 for the final month’s rent in June 2011 -- $500 less than what was owed. The Winslows have unpaid water, electric and gas bills for the home totaling $2,667.51, the suit states.

“The water to the residence, which was (Winslow's) responsibility to pay, was turned off by the local utility for lack of payment,” according to the suit.

The suit also states there were numerous holes punctured in the walls of the master bathroom. Meanwhile, the outdoor furniture “was pocked with cigarette and cigar burn holes.”

Bob Gerard, attorney for the home's owners, said they have pictures to document the damage.

Watkins had an explanation for several of the alleged damages. He said there was a mix-up with the payment of utilities by Winslow's real estate agent, who was supposed to pay for them on Winslow's behalf. He said the holes in the wall were drilled to hang flat-screen TVs. He said the "the dog had an accident on the rug" but that it was cleaned along with the rest of the carpeting.

"They want to portray it as though Kellen Winslow had a fraternity of football friends partying," Watkins said. "But the house was rented for his wife, who was pregnant. She was living there with her mother and a housekeeper. There was no partying going on. Kellen was rarely even there. "

The suit states that Winslow’s real estate agent surveyed the damage and said, “This is normal behavior for a 25-year-old with millions.” He did not immediately return a call seeking comment.

Watkins said the damage upon move-out was initially estimated by the owners to be $60,000 but soon climbed to the point where they're squaring off in court. The security deposit was $18,000.

Winslow, who is actually 28, was traded this week to the Seattle Seahawks from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A former player at Scripps Ranch High School, he signed a contract in 2009 that was the biggest ever for a tight end – $36 million for six years.

Gerard said the suit was only recently filed because his clients first were required to attempt a resolution through out-of-court mediation. The mediation was not successful, so the owners filed suit in Superior Court.

The owners said they were aware Winslow was a pro football player when he signed the lease in January 2011. They said they also knew that NFL players have a clause in their employment contracts that requires them to “avoid gross and wanton conduct that would be deemed detrimental to the image” of the league, their suit states.

The owners “relied upon this known contractual obligation and agreed to lease the fully furnished multimillion dollar residence," according to their suit.

Winslow Jr. and his wife last week purchased a different property in the same area for about $760,000. He is the son of legendary former Chargers player Kellen Winslow Sr.

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I'd say vandal...