The former NFL star causes a violent reaction after turning to U on the accusations of bullying that “it almost ruined the life of her teammate”

The former NFL player, Jonathan Martin, caused a violent reaction after making a change of U in the accusations that he was intimidated by the Miami Dolphins teammates.

Martin abruptly left the Dolphins in 2013 in the midst of statements that he was being intimidated. An NFL investigation led by Ted Wells then determined that Richie Incognito and two other offensive linens, Mike Pouncy and John Jerry, persistently harassed Martin.

Written by the Dolphins in 2012, Martin lost multiple practices before the reports at that time revealed that he left the team cafeteria due to the constant harassment of teammates.

The NFL investigation also discovered how Martin registered in a hospital and his mother decided to fly to Florida to be with him.

Incognito was suspended for the last eight games of the 2013 season and did not play during 2014 before joining the Buffalo Bills in 2015.

But now, In an interview with ESPNMartin said that “he never believed for a second who was being intimidated” and blamed his parents.

Jonathan Martin has caused a violent reaction after giving a change of U in the claims of the Miami Dolphins teammates.

Richie Incognito was suspended for the last eight games of 2013 and did not play in 2014

He said: ‘I had a situation with my teammates who was not very happy. But my mother reads the situation.

“I hadn’t even told my coaches, I hadn’t told anyone and suddenly it’s in ESPN, right? I didn’t believe any of the positions I was taking, just, where I am this victim.

‘He wasn’t a victim, right? And, again, it has been a point of dismay.

‘My mother maybe in her mind, I can’t read her mind, she thought I was doing the right thing. It is a story that I have been trying to fix for 10 years.

Martin’s comments caused a violent reaction of incognito on social networks, who accused his former teammate ‘trying to ruin my career’.

Martin lost multiple practices before the reports at that time also said that he left the team cafeteria

He published in X: ‘You tried to ruin my career for a lie! A decade later, Jonathan Martin admits that he was never intimidated.

‘His mother pushed the narration of bullying to the media. Jonathan Martin never believed in the position that his camp was taking during Ted Wells investigation.

“The NFL and the media ran with a false narrative, ruins and went ahead.”

Incognito then turned his anger against ESPN and his NFL Adam Schefter informant.

He continued: ‘He couldn’t cut it into the NFL, so he resigned and his mother blamed me. Legacy Media pushed this narrative a lot and far. Too bad everything was a lie!

‘They lied to protect their money. He left … the team had every right to recover that money. His mother began the intimidation narrative with @espn @adamschefter so that @Miamidolphins was not after his signature bonus!

In response to Schefter publishing an extract of Martin’s interview, Incognito replied and said: ‘Notable extract?! You tried to ruin my life about these bulls *** ‘.

Martin’s mother, Jane, refused to talk to ESPN, but Father Gus commented: “His mother and I intervened strongly to make sure he was protected.”

He also played part of a voice mail since April 2013 that states that Incognito went to Martin at that time.

Martin was changed to the 49ers of San Francisco in the months after the accusations of intimidation

He says: ‘Hey, Wassup, your shit and my ***** piece of shit. I saw you on Twitter, you have been training 10 weeks. I will give your shit in your damn mouth. I’m going to slapped your damn mouth, I’m going to slapped your true mother on the face. F *** You, you are still a rookie. I will kill you.

After his suspension, Incognito joined the Buffalo Bills and played there for three seasons before spending two years with the Raiders in Oakland.

Martin, meanwhile, was changed to the 49ers of San Francisco in the months after accusations of bullying.

He would play 15 games for the 49ers in 2014-15, but then he retired the next season with a back injury after trying the Carolina Panthers.