Bills WR Cole Beasley shares his DISPUTABLE take on the COVID vaccine saying it ‘didn’t protect anybody’s children’
Cole Beasley is a free agent this off-season but is expected to re-sign with the Bills.
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Cole Beasley is at it again! The controversial wide receiver is once again back with another controversial opinion. This time, the Bills wideout has shared a questionable take on covid vaccine while also calling out the new Dolphins cornerback Jalen Ramsey for praying.
The Miami Dolphins recently acquired the star defensive back Jalen Ramsey in a blockbuster trade with the LA Rams. After the trade, the new Dolphins CB posted a tweet about how his prayer worked, but Beasley, a devoted Christian himself somehow took a problem with it.
“God don’t care what team you’re making M’s on. Lmao. He’s got bigger things to worry about,” tweeted Cole Beasley in response to Ramsey tweeting about how his prayer worked.
This tweet, which Beasley later claimed was a joke, riled up social media, and many people were bashing the Bills wide receiver for hating on the former Super Bowl Champion Ramsey. One person in particular called out Beasley for refusing to wear a mask and refusing to take covid vaccine back in time.
“Big talk from a guy that wouldn’t even wear a mask or get vaxd to protect Gods children,” wrote a Twitter user to which Beasley made a rebuttal with a questionable claim about the vaccine.
“That didn’t protect anybody’s children,” tweeted the 5’8″ wide receiver referring to the covid vaccine. This shocking claim was obviously met with mixed reactions on social media.
Will Cole Beasley re-sign with the Bills?
The Buffalo Bills‘ star wide receiver Cole Beasley will be a free agent this off-season and is looking for a contender to join forces with. Besides, the 34-year-old recently revealed that he will be happy to return to the Bills.
“At this point in my career, I’m still hungry and my body feels good,” Beasley said according to Buffalo News. “I still feel like I can do it and I can compete and play at a level that I’ve been playing at before this season. Obviously, I want to be somewhere that I can win, and I know that’s here, also. If that option is there, I would definitely do that. We’ll just have to see.”
Beasley, who has spent 4 years in Buffalo, left the team after requesting a trade in the 2021 off-season. And after a brief 2 games stint with the Buccaneers in 2022, he ended up signing with the Buffalo-based franchise again.
During the 2022 season, Beasley just played 2 games for the Bills registering 18 receiving yards. And now as a free agent, the 11-year veteran is waiting for offers to play in the league next season.
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