Hamza Abdullah fires off expletive

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Hamza Abdullah (r.), seen here in 2010 with the Cardinals, attacks the NFL on Twitter Thursday.

Safety Hamza Abdullah, a free agent who played for the Broncos, Browns and Cardinals from 2005 until 2011, isn't back in the NFL. But he was upset at the NFL on Thursday.

That's when the 30-year-old veteran exploded on Twitter, unleashing an expletive-laden tirade on the NFL, ripping into the league for everything from denying that football causes brain damage to the NFL Combine, which he said 'strips us of our manhood.'

The rips actually started with a series of tweets about 'fake ass Muslims.' And then, it was onto the NFL.

'F--- you @NFL #NFL,' Abdullah began.

And then Abdullah just kept going.

'F--- you NFL for lying to these people and denying the fact that football causes brain damage,' Abdullah tweeted.

'F--- you NFL for doing your former players the way you're doing em.'

Abdullah insisted that every player 'knew the risks of football' and 'would do it again.' But he slammed the NFL for the way it's treating former players.

'We just thought/assumed we would be taken care of after it was done,' he fired.

The rips would continue. Abdullah seemed to blame the NFL for the suicide deaths of several former NFL players.

'It's not poor choices by the player, it's the f---ing NFL loading the gun, and us pulling the trigger,' he tweeted.

That line of thinking continued in his next tweet: 'How many former players have to kill themselves before you guys f---ing realize, that they're pushing us to it.'

Abdullah delivered strong accusations then, claiming that the NFL asked his brother, Husain Abdullah to sign an injury waiver that left him with no compensation. He claimed that players cover up injuries because 'the contracts aren't guaranteed,' and added another 'F--- you NFL for misdiagnosing all our f---ing injuries.'

He also highlighted two of his own injuries to drive the point home, claiming that 'December 9th 2007 against KC I knocked myself out, and they said I got poked in the eye! F--- you NFL.'

Two years earlier, he claimed, against the Titans, he also knocked himself out of a game, 'and they said I lost my contact. WTF?!?' He insisted that the players should have 'Psych eval and full physical eval' after every game, and that 'the NFL should pay for all of this. I shouldn't have to pay $120 a week to save my f---ing life. You should!'

'F--- you NFL and NFLPA for sitting back and watching all this shit happen,' he tweeted. 'Save the f---ing players.'

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