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Miko Grimes Blasts Dolphins, Calls Tannenbaum "Jew Buddy" Of Stephen Ross

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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Former Miami Dolphins cornerback Brent Grimes was known as much for his football skills as he was for his outspoken wife Miko.

Now Brent has moved on to a new team but that hasn't stopped Miko, who is known for putting out her unfiltered thoughts on Twitter, from unleashing another bashing of Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill and others in Miami's front office.

What began as a conversation about LeBron James and Shaquille O'Neal being better than Kobe Bryant quickly turned into a discussion about Tannehill, Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and Executive Vice President Mike Tannenbaum.

Most of her tweets will be posted but some will be left out due to profanity. Those will be paraphrased.

She followed that up by saying the Dolphins will never be great with Ross as the team's owner, Tannehill as the quarterback and Tannenbaum as the general manager, even though he has never been the GM in Miami.

Jameis Winston is the former Florida State Seminoles quarterback who is preparing to enter his second NFL season with Tampa Bay, where Brent Grimes now also plays.

Miko goes on to say that she was not going to "let him retire with a bum at qb, gm and owner!" Instead, she thinks "we will go out on a high with a REAL qb, not a wr at qb" which is a reference to Tannehill converting from wide receiver to quarterback between his sophomore and junior years in college.

As if this latest Twitter tirade wasn't going south fast enough, Miko got even more personal with her husband's former bosses.

She wrapped this up by reassuring the Tampa Bay organization and its fans that "u wont hear any of this while we're in tampa" so rest easy Bucs fans.

It's also worth noting that the Tampa Bay Bucs are owned by the Glazer family, who are Jewish.

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