Ha Ha Clinton-Dix didn’t need much time before he got chewed out by his new boss.
Clinton-Dix retired from his career as an NFL player in December and opted to enter a career working in football operations. The former Alabama star was hired by Nick Saban as director of player development for the Crimson Tide.
Clinton-Dix said on Twitter Tuesday that he had just started and already got chewed out by Saban.
“1st day on the Job I got a A– Chewing from Coach Saban. 1 down 5 million to go. #RolltideRoll,” Clinton-Dix tweeted (censored by LBS).
Clinton-Dix getting chewed out is like a badge of honor. You know you’ve arrived when you’ve gotten chewed out by Saban for the first time.
Clinton-Dix played at Alabama from 2011-2013. He helped the Tide win consecutive BCS championships in 2011 and 2012. The former safety became a first-round pick by the Green Bay Packers in 2014 and made the Pro Bowl in 2016.
Clinton-Dix spent eight seasons in the NFL. In addition to his time with the Packers, he also played for the Commanders, Bears, Cowboys, 49ers, Raiders and Broncos.
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