‘Won’t Miss This Part’: Tom Brady’s Former Teammate Shows Support to Kyrie Irving After NBA Star’s Controversial Comments Hand Him Suspension

Tom Brady’s former teammate wide receiver Cole Beasley voiced his support for suspended Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving.

The NBA star is currently serving a suspension with no pay after being accused of exhibiting anti-Semitic views. In response to Irving’s punishment, Beasley showed his solidarity on Twitter.

Cole Beasley shows his support

The former wide receiver tweeted, “Won’t miss this part of professional sports,” responding to the news of Irving’s suspension.

“‘Be you’ they said, Yeah alright,” he added.

Beasley’s support did not come as a shock. Both the wide receiver and Irving share the same sentiments regarding vaccines as well. Both of them have been fined for being unvaccinated.

Critics of the vaccine mandate often praise Beasley and Irving for their stance. In another tweet, Beasley said, “People should be able to say what they want. You don’t have to listen to them and everything they say isn’t the truth. Stop being so damn sensitive”

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Fans on Twitter wasted no time in taking shots at the wide receiver, who also fired back. While there were few who agreed with him, others criticized what he was doing.

Most recently Beasley tweeted, “Can we all admit we just get on Twitter to be mad and argue about stuff? Lol.” Was this the former Bucs wide receiver’s way of dousing the fire he started? That will be a question for him to answer.

Kyrie Irving apologises

Irving’s promotion of an anti-Semitic film resulted in a suspension by the Brooklyn Nets. One week later, Irving apologized for his actions.

An excerpt from his statement read, “To All Jewish families and Communities that are hurt and affected from my post, I am deeply sorry to have caused you pain, and I apologize.”

The point guard also said that he had initially reacted out of emotion to being “unjustly” labelled anti-Semitic.

Irving apologized for posting the documentary without context or explanation about what parts of it he agreed and disagreed with. He ended his statement by saying that he is no different from any other human being ad is a seeker of truth and knowledge.

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