The UCLA strength and conditioning coach who P. Diddy allegedly attacked on Monday once worked in the same position with the New York Jets. It was during that time that Alosi became infamous for intentionally tripping a player on a punt return.
That player was Nolan Carroll, a Philadelphia Eagles cornerback who was with the Miami Dolphins at the time. On Tuesday, Carroll weighed in on the Diddy incident.
Someone told me @iamdiddy has my back
— Nolan Carroll (@CarrollCity) June 23, 2015
From a guy who hasn’t tweeted since May 22, the timing could not have been better.
Diddy is facing five charges after he allegedly hit Alosi and swung a kettlebell at a UCLA football intern. You can read some of the details here.
Alosi resigned from his job as Jets strength and conditioning coach shortly after he was fined for tripping Carroll. Little did he know, Diddy was planning to make him pay for it even further years later.
