Damarious Randall and Josh Gordon continued their battle well after Sunday's game in Cleveland.
It went from the field to Twitter, and it's gotten ugly between the Green Bay Packers cornerback and the Cleveland Browns receiver.
Randall covered Gordon for most of the Packers' 27-21 overtime victory over the winless Browns and after the game said, according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel that Gordon “had one catch. Any more questions?”
Gordon was playing in just his second game since Week 16 of the 2014 season because of an NFL suspension. He actually caught three passes for 69 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown -- his first score since Week 15 of the 2013 season --- but it came when the Packers were in zone coverage, so Randall wasn't on him.
When word of Randall's postgame comment reached Gordon, he responded Monday on Twitter with this post:
Great Win for them but let's be serious.. Considering several of our disadvantages as a team, this kid couldn't hold my jock strap on my worst day lol..@RandallTime https://t.co/ennvwjTMUH
— Flash Gordon (@JOSH_GORDONXII) December 11, 2017
To which Randall, referring to Gordon's past problems with substance abuse, replied: "You must be on that s--- again”
Browns coach Hue Jackson said he doesn't want his players getting "caught up into social media bantering back and forth."
"I want us to do our talking on the field with our play, and that's where the focus needs to be," Jackson said Monday. "Because that's what it's going to take to get us to winning. Talking isn't going to do anything, and I'm sure the emotions are high. We were close to having an opportunity [to win]. We didn't finish. He didn't really make a huge catch in the second half. So I think that all stuff fuels into it."
ESPN's Pat McManamon contributed to this report.