Ryan Leaf rips Jay Glazer for being a ‘fraud’ and ‘con man’ in shocking rift
NY Post
Ryan Leaf no longer holds Jay Glazer in high regard.
The all-time NFL draft bust stunningly called Glazer, a former ally, a “fraud” and “con man” in a quote tweet on X above a tweet of Glazer and Michael Phelps discussing mental health.
“Glazer is a fraud when it comes to anything mental health or wellness related. He uses it for his benefit and really isn’t invested in any of it unless it benefits him and his brand,” Leaf tweeted Monday morning. “Phelps is an inspiration but it gives me pause that he muddies his mind with that con man. 🤷🏻♂️”
Leaf’s accusations are certainly shockingly and seemingly out of left field since the former quarterback offered little context as to why he feels this way about Glazer, the Fox NFL insider.
Glazer is known for being a mental health advocate, even writing a self-help book “Unbreakable,” and these accusations go against that reputation.
And it wasn’t that long ago that Leaf and Glazer were on good terms.
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