Packers wide receiver Davante Adams wasn't too happy that his former Packers teammate and current NFL Network analyst James Jones left Green Bay out his top five offenses list.
Jones' ranking was the Atlanta Falcons, Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Los Angeles Rams and Minnesota Vikings.
Adams quote-tweeted Jones' tweet saying, "Call me."
Call me. https://t.co/U8mpoGRFhc
— Davante Adams (@tae15adams) May 9, 2018
And Jones responded to him with a Tracy Morgan gifsaying, "Nope."
Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix also got in on the twitter scuffle, responding to Jones' gif with a crossed arms gif.
Jones tweeted out the list in response to NFL Media analyst, Bucky Brooks', twitter question.
If you could pick the NFL’s most explosive offensive based on the combination of play-caller, QB, Playmakers and O-Line, which teams would crack your Top 5?
Keep in mind, you’re looking for squads with elite guys in place in every category, particularly at OC #Top5
— Bucky Brooks (@BuckyBrooks) May 9, 2018
If you could pick the NFL's most explosive offense based on the combination of play-caller, QB, playmakers and O-line, which teams would crack your top five?" Brooks said. "Keep in mind, you're looking for squads with elite guys in place in every category, particularly at OC."
However, Jones did admit the Packers have a chance to crack the top five with the talented core they have.
"With Philbin and 12 (quarterback Aaron Rodgers) back, the Pack can definitely be top five,"he said.
But even with Jones complimenting his former team, Packers fans weren't too happy with him--especially after favoring the team up north.
"Not saying you have to pick the Pack," Twitter user @Packersfanjt3 said. "But the Vikings pick doesn't make sense average QB good not great receivers, and big question mark at running back with a guy coming off ACL surgery plus a less than stellar o-line make them average."
He was far from the only fan flooding Jones' mentions and throwing shots at the Vikings.
But it's easy to understand the frustration considering Jones suited up in green and gold for eight of his nine professional seasons.
Over his career with Green Bay, Jones caught 360 passes for 5,195 yards and 44 touchdowns. He also spent one year with the Oakland Raiders.
Jones, Davante Adams and Clinton-Dix shared the locker room in 2015, Jones last year in the league.
