Early in Sunday afternoon's Week 9 contest against the Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints star wide receiver Chris Olave was stretchered out on a backboard after taking a hit to the head. Later reported as out, it's the fourth concussion he's suffered in the NFL. He's in just the third year of his professional career.
Former Saints wide receiver Michael Thomas—who remains an NFL free agent—went on a Twitter rant after the concussion that ripped quarterback Derek Carr. NFL reporter Tom Pelissero screengrabbed all the Tweets, which as of this writing, have not yet been taken down by Thomas. Later, we present all of them individually.
Previously, and while still with the team, Thomas has appeared to blame Carr for putting receivers in harm's way with risky passes. He doubled down on that sentiment after last season as well. He has deactivated his Twitter account at various points.
After watching former teammate Chris Olave get injured on a pass over the middle, former #Saints WR Michael Thomas @Cantguardmike offers some thoughts on Derek Carr. pic.twitter.com/cX22AVGc3T
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) November 3, 2024
Here are the Tweets in their entirety:
Derek Carr for you I been told yall shit sad 😢🖕
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) November 3, 2024
Dude scary and panic and just throw the ball. Get him the f out of here he so ass.
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) November 3, 2024
Dude tried to lie and say I was jealous of them making Chris WR1 whole time he can’t even get him a decent ball. He need his ass whooped
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) November 3, 2024
They fired all them coaches trying to cover his flaws up he still doing the same shit.
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) November 3, 2024
That year his buddy went 1st team all pro in 2022 he needed 180 targets just to catch 100 passes. He is ass
— Michael Thomas (@Cantguardmike) November 3, 2024
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