Jovan Olafioye does not appear to be a big fan of Montreal Alouettes general manager Kavis Reed.
The veteran offensive lineman fired off a series of tweets Monday morning criticizing Reed after being released by the team on the first day of training camp.
Olafioye is a six-time CFL all-star with 138 career starts. He played one season in Montreal after seven seasons with the B.C. Lions. And according to TSN’s Derek Taylor, the 30-year-old’s play hardly dropped off last season.
Allowed 1 sack with the Alouettes last season. This is a big-time pickup for the BC o-line. https://t.co/rU689eAQTj
— Derek Taylor🏈 (@DTonOB) May 20, 2018
Olafioye wasn’t unemployed for long as the Lions announced they had re-signed him just hours after his release.
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