Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

Tennessee Titans defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons engaged in a heated exchange with radio host Buck Reising on Tuesday, calling him out for his social media posts. The incident occurred after Reising attempted to interview Titans cornerback Roger McCreary.

Tennessee Titans star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons is making headlines for an on-air confrontation with radio host Buck Reising. The incident occurred during a training camp session on Tuesday, when Simmons took issue with Reising's social media posts.

Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

Simmons, who was off-camera during the video, can be heard shouting at Reising, who was trying to interview Titans cornerback Roger McCreary. Simmons is heard using explicit language and calling Reising a "p---y" during the heated exchange.

As Reising's colleagues attempt to assist McCreary with his headset, Reising's attention quickly shifts to Simmons, who starts shouting his way. Reising offers Simmons the opportunity to talk it out on-air, considering he is right at the table, but Simmons refuses.

Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

"Stop talking on social media, talk to me!" Simmons can be heard barking back.

Simmons' behavior is considered unprofessional, as he is a leader in the Titans' locker room. The incident is particularly troubling as it comes after Simmons was involved in a training camp fight. Simmons was spotted swinging at rookie offensive lineman JC Latham, prompting Reising to tweet about it.

Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

Titans' Jeffery Simmons Berates Radio Host for Social Media Posts

New Titans head coach Brian Callahan has allowed Simmons to stay in practice, despite the fact that referees would have ejected him in a regular-season game. Simmons is among the highest-paid defensive tackles in the NFL, having signed a $94 million extension to remain with the Titans until after the 2027 season.

Last season, Simmons recorded 5.5 sacks, 44 combined tackles (10 for loss), and one forced fumble over 12 games. The 27-year-old is a key part of the Titans' defense, but his recent behavior raises concerns about his professionalism and leadership.

The incident highlights the importance of athletes being mindful of their public image and the potential consequences of their actions. Simmons' behavior has drawn criticism from fans and media members alike, and it remains to be seen how the Titans organization will respond.