A couple of days after Denver Broncos kicker Brandon McManus publicly doubted Justin Tucker's claim that he thought he could kick an 84.5-yard field goal under the right conditions, Broncos punter Britton Colquitt went after the Ravens kicker, too.
Even harder.
"I looked at that and I laughed," Colquitt told Denver media members about Tucker's statement to the NFL Network. "Let's start here: Tucker loves Tucker. He loves himself so much, and I take it personally because Morgan Cox is [the Ravens] long snapper and he was my long snapper at Tennessee."
Colquitt said that he doesn't like the way Tucker celebrates his made field goals.
"If I was a kicker, the last thing I'm going to do when I make a field goal is sprint as far away from my holder and snapper, as he loves to do and just does some kind of dance. That drives me crazy," said Colquitt, who holds for McManus.
"Second of all, you don't get on the air and say, 'I think I kicked an 85-yarder that hit the crossbar.' If you hit an 85-yarder and hit the crossbar, you remember. You don't say, 'I think.' I'm pretty sure I remember him missing about 15 from 60."
Colquitt has advice for the Baltimore kicker.
"Anyway, Justin, I know you're out there and you're probably doing your opera thing or whatever, looking in the mirror," he said. "Everyone knows you're a great kicker, you don't have to tell 'em."