Ravens' Le'Ron McClain: If spit flew at Channing Crowder, it was unintentional
Baltimore Ravens RB Le'Ron McClain acknowledged on Monday that he may have inadvertently spit on Miami Dolphins LB Channing Crowder, but denied that he would have done that intentionally. Gucci Messenger bags Gucci Shoulder Bags Crowder angrily accused McClain of spitting in his face after the Dolphins suffered a 26-10 road loss. Video of the two players jawing emerged on Monday, and appeared to show McClain launch his head toward Crowder as the two broke apart. McClain said the two players were exchanging heated words and explained the video. From Twitter: Gucci Canvas bags Gucci Leather bags "Video shows me arguing with guy! Called him something and i guess a Lil spit got on him. Not on purpose but I have moved on to Atlanta (the Ravens' next opponent) ... And I'm done with it." On Monday, McClain told reporters he reviewed the video and said there may have been saliva that inadvertently flew from both players. "Nothing against him, but I did not spit on the guy," McClain said, via the Baltimore Sun. "We had words back and forth. We said a few things we probably didn't want to say to one another. But there was no spitting involved. I'm not that type of player. I don't know why he got mad." Gucci Sukey Gucci Wallet