NFL news: Randy Moss blasts Shannon Sharpe for constant criticism

The electrifying one turned in-studio man, Randy Moss, blasts Shannon Sharpe for the constant criticism he dishes out.

Shannon Sharpe has been critical of Randy Moss over the years and it seems that Moss has had enough. Moss took to Twitter on Friday night asking if Sharpe had a problem and if he did he should let him know so the two can take care of it.

@ShannonSharpe DO U HAVE A PROB WIT ME?everytime u mention me its ALWAYS negative!!I'm trying to live in peace but it seems since u have a national spotlight ur always bashing.what do u get outta tht??I dont have ur # and I'm not here 4 the trolls but if u do PLS lmk!!!

— Randy Moss (@RandyMoss) July 13, 2018

Sharpe responded with a Tweet saying they know the same people, so if Moss really wanted to get ahold of him, he could.

@RandyMoss, IF* you want to discuss “ANYTHING” with me.? You can easily get my contact info since we know some of the same ppl. https://t.co/SSrJjomLIM

— shannon sharpe (@ShannonSharpe) July 13, 2018

Sharpe has been very critical about Moss's off the field issues in terms of him being a first ballot Hall of Famer. Sharpe has talked many times about how the off the field issues should keep him from being a first Ballot Hall of Famer.

Moss did have incidents off the field like hitting a traffic cop and getting out kicked out of Florida State after admitting to smoking marijuana, but most were minor.

It's interesting that Sharpe has gone after Moss, but stuck up for Ray Lewis who was accused of murdering someone but later pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice.

“Why can’t we just — you all just can’t move on?” Sharpe told the media regarding Lewis in the days prior to Super Bowl XXXV. “Just give him his credit. He’s been exonerated of all charges — all charges.

“Listen, if they thought they had something on this man, you don’t plea with a man that you think committed double murder. I can assure you. Did they do that with Rae Carruth? Did they plea anything? You don’t plea to a man with that. And all he had to do was, what? $100 court cost — in court costs. That’s all he had to pay. They plead this man because you know why? They know they didn’t have a case. They knew they had made a mistake, but they could not come out and say it publicly that they’d made a mistake. They made a terrible judgment in error. That’s what they did.