Titus Young continues Twitter rant

[SurvivorMatt]

Detroit Lions WR Titus Young continued his quest to get released by the team Friday by once again taking to Twitter to voice his displeasure with the organization.

After lashing out on the social media site earlier this week when he threatened to never play football again, Young directed more thoughts at the team about his unhappiness.

"Oh I'm not done, if y'all going to cut me let me go. I'm tired of the threats." Young tweeted.

Young shortly followed with this tweet: "Never needed the money Give me a dollar and a ball bet I come back #HallofFame:.

It has been a tumultous 2 year tenure for Young, who has been sent home by the team on three different occasions -- once for punching teammate Louis Delmas during an offseason workout program, then twice for repeated insubordinate behavior.

In November, Young allegedly lined up in the wrong position on purpose in a game against Green Bay, something he later denied.

Young wrote "Like I said I never been selfish butif I'm not going toget the football I don't want to play anymore"

[Nightrat]

Wow. What a baby.

[SurvivorMatt]

Originally Posted by Nightrat

Wow. What a baby.

You said it.

[eoxyod]

I don't see any way this dude gets another chance in the NFL. He has some VY weak mental toughness

[Robbie Sharp]

Some people actually said they wanted him here as a reclamation project. I was NOT one of those people,however.

[ibengals]

Originally Posted by Robbie Sharp

Some people actually said they wanted him here as a reclamation project. I was NOT one of those people,however.

There are guys that mess up, take accountability, and deserve a second shot, but this kid needs a reality check. Professional athletes are probably the most privileged people on the planet, so sometimes they need to see how the other 99% operate to appreciate what they've got.

Then again, this kid clearly isn't too bright.

[SunsetBengal]

Let him go work a regular job for a year, then see how much he misses being a pro athlete.

[junglester]

I don't see another team wanting his problems. Make him find a job outside the NFL like most people.