Norman defiant after run-in with Evans: 'A peasant throwing rocks at a giant'
Josh Norman isn't here to make friends.
Seemingly locked in a blood feud with every talented wideout in the NFL, the Carolina Panthers cornerback threw some shade at his latest nemesis, Mike Evans, following the team's 38-10 drubbing of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday afternoon.
When asked what had transpired between he and Evans, Norman deadpanned "(that it was) a peasant throwing rocks at a giant."
It's interesting that Norman would refer to himself as the giant considering he's dwarfed by the 6-foot-5 Evans.
Evans - who caught four passes for 99 yards before being ejected in the fourth quarter for disrespecting the referees - nearly came to blows with Norman at halftime, as the two men needed to be separated by teammates and officials before an all-out brouhaha broke out.
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