How often does a Baller expose his own text messages? Doesn’t happen often and apparently when it does happen, you face the chance of being reprimanded for what you say. It was just earlier this year that Culliver made headlines for gay remarks he made during a media day interview. When asked if the 49ers had any gay players on the team Culliver answered, “No. Ain’t got no gay people on the team. They gotta get up outta here if they do. Can’t be with that sweet stuff.” He was then asked if a gay player would be welcomed on the team, to which he answered Nah. Can’t be … in the locker room, man. Nah.”
So obviously Culliver kind of just says whatever is on his mind. If he does that in a professional setting, I’m sure he does the same amongst friends and family. That’s all fine and dandy until you post it to social media. Here’s a photo Culliver recently posted to his instagram account.
No big deal right? Well someone made an uproar about it and now his choice of words are once again, getting looked at.
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According to the San Francisco Chronicle, Culliver posted a screenshot of a text message exchange to his Instagram account Wednesday night. In the text message exchange, it appears that Culliver referred to a woman as a “bitch” and women as “hoes.”
The 49ers say they are aware of the issue.
“We are aware of the matter, and it is being handled internally,” GM Trent Baalke said, via NFL.com’s Around the League.
Culliver’s rep told Larry Brown Sports that the message exchange the cornerback posted was a misunderstanding and not Culliver’s words.
It’s bad enough to casually refer to women in those terms, but it’s even dumber to then proudly share the conversation on social media. It’s quite apparent that Culliver isn’t too bright. Given the way he played in the Super Bowl and the controversies he’s caused, I wouldn’t be surprised to see the Niners let him go.
In Culliver’s defense, he didn’t call the girl a b**** but it’s still a dumb move on his part.
