LeSean McCoy Tweets Broncos’ Running Back Knowshon Moreno ‘Sucks’

LeSean McCoy Beef With Knowshon MorenoPhiladelphia Eagles’ running back LeSean McCoy shared his opinion of Denver Broncos’ running back Knowshon Moreno via Twitter, after the Eagles win over the New York Giants on Sunday.

Knowshon sucks RT @RealSkipBayless: Peyton is doing what Peyton always does. But Knowshon is KILLING the Cowboys.

 

The Eagles’ No. 1 running back shared his apparent dislike for Moreno in response to a complimentary tweet by ESPN’s Skip Bayless on Sunday afternoon. McCoy’s comment came while Moreno’s Broncos battled the Dallas Cowboys.

But why the random hate against another running back?

McCoy and Moreno were in the same 2009 draft. Moreno was first to be selected at No. 12 overall. While McCoy didn’t get picked until late in the second round. McCoy has had the better career, but Moreno out-rushed McCoy in last week’s Broncos win.

 

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