'I Don't Give a F***!' Kadarius Toney's Vulgar Rant: Chiefs are Lying About Injury for AFC Championship Game

'I Don't Give a F***!' Kadarius Toney's Vulgar Rant: Kansas City Chiefs are Lying About Injury for AFC Championship Game

Kadarius Toney, in a rant that ranks as an all-timer in terms of vulgarity, is accusing the Kansas City Chiefs of lying about his injury as they sideline him for the AFC Championship Game.

"I don't give a f***!'' Toney says via social media on the day of the game at the Baltimore Ravens. "All these p**** n****** ... B**** a** n******* Y'all readin' all this half-a** s***. ... I don't f*** with y'all ... I'm not hurt, none of that. Hip, knee, nuh-uh.''

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The wide receiver - who has had a tumultuous experience in the NFL - has been ruled out with what the team says a hip injury. At the same time, the Chiefs on Saturday said he would miss the game due to "personal reasons.''

Something didn't feel right about it all, we must admit - especially a day later when the team announced he would miss both due to the injury and due to the birth of his child.

As near as we can tell, this is the Chiefs wide receiver who went on Instagram Live on Sunday accusing the team of lying about his status. (We won't link to the post.)

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Toney did apparently have his first child on Saturday night, and that was reportedly part of his "personal reasons" designation for Sunday's game. ... though obviously a player can see the birth of his baby girl on a Saturday and then play in a game on Sunday.

The Chiefs and the Ravens are scheduled to kick off at 3 p.m. E.T. on Sunday afternoon, with the AFC Championship Game set to air on CBS. Toney will be left watching the game on TV, should he "give a bleep'' ... and it is a solid bet that he won't be re-embraced by the "lying'' Chiefs any time soon.


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Mike Fisher - as a newspaper beat writer and columnist and on radio and TV, where he is an Emmy winner - has covered the NFL since 1983. He is the author of two best-selling books on the NFL.