Lions' safety Kerby Joseph just took a blistering shot at Rams' quarterback Matthew Stafford
I think we just might have ourselves a feud here. Back in January the Detroit Lions took on the Los Angeles Rams in the wild Card round and near the end of the game, Lions safety Kerby Joseph hit Rams tight end Tyler Higbee low and Rams quarterback, and former Lion, Matthew Stafford took offense […]
I think we just might have ourselves a feud here. Back in January the Detroit Lions took on the Los Angeles Rams in the wild Card round and near the end of the game, Lions safety Kerby Joseph hit Rams tight end Tyler Higbee low and Rams quarterback, and former Lion, Matthew Stafford took offense to the hit.
He immediately approached Joseph on the field and said "Hey! That's a good hit, but you're dirty as fuck and you know it. It's been on tape. I seen it."
Since then there's been a bit of a back and forth between Joseph and Stafford. So naturally when Joseph picked off Stafford in the end zone in Week 1, there was some trash talk that immediately came with it. That hasn't ended because the game is over.
Joseph was on Up and Adams with Kay Adams on Friday and he talked about how he's kept the ball for every interception he's had in his NFL career except for one.
"Not the Matthew Stafford one. I gave that one away." Joseph said. When Adams asked why he gave that one away, this was his response. "I ain't want that one. I don't want that in my house, no bad energy in my house."
Joseph said he gave the ball to the Lions security director after the game. Man, this is quite the little thing we got here. The Rams are in bad shape at the moment with injuries, but maybe when they get healthy they can go on a run and we can have a part four to this whole Joseph vs Stafford thing.
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