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"That's crazy,Cheap NFL Jerseys Authentic," Whitner said. "I don't really care about words and feelings and things like that."
"For him to say stuff about that, about the people we love in this organization, he'll never get my respect," Jackson said.
And forget an apology.
Watkins, on Wednesday, still didn't exactly understand what he did wrong.
Whitner certainly knew what buttons to push. He spent his first five seasons in Buffalo after the Bills selected him in the first round of the 2006 draft. Unhappy with the Bills' contract offer,Cheap Jerseys Free Shipping, Whitner left Buffalo to sign with San Francisco following the NFL lockout in 2011.
"He's been playing great. They've been playing great," Watkins said. "You've got to look past it. All I can do is worry about myself."
"We discourage our guys from that. But I'm not going to micromanage it," Pettine said.
"Be quiet Sammy. Trust me!" Whitner wrote. "All you wack buffalo fans don't have to feel this. Sammy will!"
Jackson spoke out against the Browns safety on Wednesday, adding extra spice to a key AFC playoff showdown this weekend when Cleveland (7-4) travels to play Buffalo (6-5).
Browns coach Mike Pettine, who spent last season as the Bills defensive coordinator, said he and Whitner shouldn't expect a warm welcome on Sunday. Pettine, however, played down the potential impact Whitner's comments might have on the game.
Reminders of Whitner's tweets come at a sensitive time for the Bills. The team was forced to relocate to Detroit for four days last weekend after a severe winter snowstorm paralyzed much of the region.
In July, Whitner went to Twitter and engaged — and enraged — Bills fans during the uncertainty of the franchise's sale process following the death of Hall of Fame owner Ralph Wilson. Whitner predicted the team would be sold and relocated to Toronto.
The Bills were sold last month to NHL Sabres owners Terry and Kim Pegula,Cheap Wholesale Jerseys, who are committed to keeping the franchise in Buffalo.
The Bills dedicated their 38-3 win over the New York Jets at Detroit on Monday night to their snowbound fans.
"Wonder how you Bills fans gonna feel when the team is moved? LOL," Whitner wrote. "Can you say Toronto Bills?!?"
"I just looked at the conversation and just had my teammate's back," Williams said. "That's Donte. He doesn't really like it here for whatever reason."
"I'm not sorry that happened," Whitner said. "It wasn't a joke. I knew that it would, you know, get to them. I knew it would ruffle a feather. And if they're over there talking about this, maybe we are in their heads."
"It'll be a great matchup," Watkins said. "We can go out there,Wholesale Jerseys Online, battle, scrap, have a couple of fights."
"It's annoying. It's just dumb for him to do and talk about people like that, and talk about the city of Buffalo like that," Jackson said. "I think it's him just being an idiot and trying to ruffle feathers."
"Will I look for him? If I get a chance to, yeah," Jackson said. "But it won't be a one-on-one personal thing, where it's me looking for him."
Whitner wasn't backing down in Cleveland, where he was relayed Jackson's comments following the Browns practice.
And yet, Jackson added he wouldn't mind a chance to run into the safety on the field.
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Bills running back Fred Jackson hasn't forgotten or forgiven what former teammate Donte Whitner had to say about the franchise,Cheap NBA Jerseys China, the city of Buffalo and rookie receiver Sammy Watkins last summer.
Whitner, who is from Cleveland, then signed with the Browns in March.
Whitner took offense because he felt Watkins was challenging the Browns to fight,Cheap Jerseys Online.
Bills safety Aaron Williams defended Watkins on Twitter in July, and did so again on Wednesday.
That wasn't all from Whitner. In June, he took exception to comments Watkins made in an interview published in the Akron Beacon Journal. The rookie first-round pick said he was looking forward to playing Cleveland after the Browns traded the No. 4 pick to Buffalo in allowing the Bills to move up five spots for the right to draft Watkins.
Jackson urged teammates and fans take Whitner's comments with a grain of salt.
Whitner's comments struck a nerve with Jackson.
