Taylor Lewan says fans are ‘OVERREACTING’ about Titans dropping off his possessions in trash bags
Taylor Lewan says fans are ‘OVERREACTING’ about Tennessee Titans leaving his belongings in trash bags after releasing him, says franchise treated him ‘great’ in nine years there
A day after sharing a photo of his possessions in garbage bags outside his door, Taylor Lewan downplayed the way his belongings were delivered to him by the Tennessee Titans.
Lewan was released by the Titans last week after nine years with the team, with some fans and former players objecting to the way his items were delivered.
‘Not cool at all. The ultimate Door Dash said two-time Super Bowl champion Mark Collins Sr.
“This looks like a breakup,” said another fan claimed.
But Lewan took to Twitter on Wednesday to let those involved know they were “overreacting” and that he had no issues with the organization.
‘Yes, it’s in garbage bags, who cares? What should it be in, like a horse-drawn wagon? A gold car that they drive and say ‘hey, thanks for the past nine years?” he said.
Taylor Lewan told fans they were “overreacting” to how they delivered his garbage bag
The three-time Pro Bowl tackle posted a photo of his belongings after he was released
“Let’s stop overreacting,” he said, after saying he’d asked the team to drop off the gear for him.
“The Titans treated me great, even when they cut me it was a great deal, they let me choose when to get my hair cut.”
Lewan amicably left the Titans after nearly a decade of largely outstanding service to the Nashville franchise.
Lewan did not complain about his equipment being placed in bins despite some protests
His release had been expected since a cruciate ligament tear last September. As a result, he was placed on injured reserve.
Lewan started 100 of the 105 games played for Tennessee. His podcast Bussin’ With the Boys announced its release on social media, and Lewan, who turns 32 in July, retweeted the post with his own message to Titans fans.
It is uncertain whether Lewan will continue his NFL career or whether he will retire altogether and continue to nurture his burgeoning sports media career.
“I have to find myself in a situation that I have never experienced in my entire life: I have to weigh the pros and cons of playing football or not playing football,” he told the newspaper. Titan’s website.