National Football League player’s wife uses anti-Semitic slur to rap Jewish owner of Dolphins

Miko Grimes is at it again with her hatred of the same Dolphins team that paid her husband a lot of money.

Yes, Miko Grimes lets you know her feelings and has no shame in what she has to say.

Okay…keeping it on the football field…all good.

With emotions running high mere weeks after news of the the anti-Semitic “echo” and only days after Donald Trump’s Star of David mishap, the backlash against Miko Grimes was swift and unrelenting. Why, you may ask? Now Brent is in Tampa Bay, and Miko is still doing her thing: acting inappropriately online.

So, Miko is not racist, she only wanted to offend two people by using the term “Jew” as an insult.

You have to think that the Glazer family, owners of the Bucs, will have a nice little conversation following today’s actions.

After Brent Grimes refused to accept a pay cut, the Dolphins waived him in March.

The Bucs made it clear upon Grimes’ signing that they weren’t concerned about the potential distraction of his wife. But, Miko can not seem to keep the Dolphins out of her mouth.

“Kobe [Bryant] fans are different. they remind me of ryan tannehill fans. both are stupid but at least kobe was a baller. tannehill is a bum“, Grimes wrote to launch a series of tweets.

After Grimes faced blowback for her comments she responded with vitriol. She has taken a verbal blow torch to Tannehill before, so this is pretty well scorched ground we’re talking about here for her. The Buccaneers are owned by the Glazer family, whose parents and grandparents were Lithuanian Jewish immigrants to the U.S. Last year, team co-chairman Bryan Glazer donated $4 million to help build a Jewish community center in Tampa. When Grimes signed his deal with Tampa, over half the story we wrote about the signing involved Miko.

The Dolphins parted ways with Brent Grimes, in part, to divorce themselves from his outspoken wife. While Grimes is free to feel any way that she wants – and the points that she makes about certain groups hiring those from the same clan are all valid, especially in the sports industry – the time has to eventually come where she realizes that it’s not what you say, but how you say it.

“I think everybody knows what she represented”.