Titans D-Lineman Jeffrey Simmons Confronts Radio Host Live On The Air: 'You Do A Lot Of Talking On Social Media, P****'

Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffrey Simmons apparently has a bone to pick with radio host Buck Reising, who was critical of the two-time Pro Bowler after he was a part of a pushing and shoving incident during the team's first padded practice on Tuesday.

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In view of the situation, cornerback Roger McCreary was sitting down for an interview on "The Buck Reising Show." This is when Simmons stormed over and started yelling at Reising, and the whole conversation could be heard broadcasted on the radio.

𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴: Titans DE Jeffery Simmons WENT OFF on a local radio host who was live on air from #Titans camp.

"You do a lot of talking on social media P**SY*

(h/t @jjcoop_12) pic.twitter.com/6tQDSirEPk

— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) July 30, 2024

"You do a lot of talking on social media," Simmons said before hurling insults at the radio host.

Buck responded, "I'm right here, Jeff, we can talk anytime you want to... Unbelievable. Well, we will deal with that later on."

Seemingly, Simmons didn't like the way he had been talked about by the media personality both now and in the past.

Simmons just swung at Latham after some pushing a shoving…refs said 98 would have been tossed in game. He’s back in for the next two and immediately starts a brawl. Sloppy. Simmons needs to lock tf in

— Buck Reising (@BuckReising) July 30, 2024

That is to say, in regards to the incident that happened earlier in the day at practice, in which Buck called out Simmons, evidently the sixth-year player got tangled up with the Titans first-round draft pick, O-Lineman JC Lathom, which led to a fight breaking out.

In view of Simmons success on the field, he notably signed a 4 year/$94,000,000 contract extension last season after being a 2x team captain and 2x Pro Bowl selection.

Since being drafted with the 19th pick in the 2019 NFL Draft, Simmons appeared in 68 games, recording 26.5 sacks.

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