Chiefs WR Kadarius Toney Goes Viral For Trolling Giants In Profanity-Laced Rant

Former New York Giants wide receiver Kadarius Toney continues to make headlines with his provocative antics on social media.

After being traded to the Kansas City Chiefs during the 2022 season, Toney went on to win Super Bowl LVII with his new team. However, his departure from the Giants did not dampen his desire to take shots at his former team and their fanbase.

Toney’s trade to the Chiefs came after a tumultuous start to his career in New York. Injuries plagued him, and he struggled to find his footing with the Giants. As a result, the team decided to part ways with him, sending him to the Chiefs in exchange for a third-round draft pick.

The Giants used one of the picks they received to acquire Pro Bowl tight end Darren Waller from the Las Vegas Raiders.

Toney meanwhile thrived with the Chiefs during the postseason, contributing significantly to their success. He set a record for punt returns and scored a touchdown as Kansas City secured their second Super Bowl title in four years.

Despite finding success in Kansas City, Toney couldn’t resist taunting the Giants and their fans on social media platforms, as he recently posted a video giving the Giants the middle finger at a jewelry store.

In a new Instagram video, Kadarius Toney, whose face was blacked out, expressed his indifference towards the ire of New York fans.

He stated, “New York fans are mad at me like I don’t really give a f—… like, s— bro that’s all your GM. I don’t really give a f—. S—, buddy traded me. I just made my move, made something out of it, and now I’ve got this ring, and y’all mad at me. Y’all can’t get mad at me because it’s not a blue ring – it’s a ring with a KC on that b—-, and I love them folks.”

 

Kadarius Toney’s controversial remarks and social media antics have certainly stirred up attention and animosity among Giants fans.

As he continues to bask in the glory of his Super Bowl victory, it remains to be seen how Kadarius Toney’s career will unfold with the Chiefs and whether his relationship with the Giants and their fans will ever be mended.