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Jalen Reagor Released By Patriots After Bugatti Post On Social Media - Blavity

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The New England Patriots have released NFL player Jalen Reagor. On Tuesday, the team announced in a brief statement that the wide receiver would no longer be part of its practice team. His agent told Yahoo Sports Reagor asked for the release before he posted a meme image of a Bugatti Veyron parked in a mobile home park on Instagram , suggesting his discontent with the team. He deleted that post and all others on his account after his release. On social media, Pats fans chimed in with negative sentiments after The Patriots Pulse Podcast co-host Carlos shared Reagor’s post on X , formerly Twitter, writing in part, “You have to wonder if the veteran wide receiver is unhappy being on New England’s practice squad.” #Patriots WR Jalen Reagor with an interesting post on Instagram 🤔 You have to wonder if the veteran wide receiver is unhappy being on New England’s practice squad. (via jalenreagor IG) pic.twitter.com/Oup43SKaYw — Carlos Talks Pats (@LosTalksPats) September 17, 2024 Hilarious...

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