Meek Mill is sharing his ideas on Shannon Sharpe after he was let go from ESPN, claiming he didn’t imply any hurt to the NFL legend.

Earlier within the week, Meek prompted a stir after he replied to a tweet about Sharpe being fired from the sports activities community..

“Yall too old to be getting fired fr…..,” Meek responded.

After catching some warmth for his response, with quite a few folks saying the timing was dangerous and reminding him of his personal indiscretions.

“I was being sarcastic with that tweet about Shannon Sharpe, we see him as a GOAT! He shouldn’t be able to get fired from anything…..seeing him talk about others almost made me forget that’s Shannon Sharpe, the legend!” Meek wrote. “I understand why they tell me get off Twitter!”

On Thursday (July 31), Sharpe broke his silence about his dismissal from ESPN on his Nightcap podcast. While he knew upfront, he hoped that the information wouldn’t take away from his brother, Sterling Sharpe, being inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

“Obviously, I’m sure everybody’s heard the news by now that I will not be returning to ESPN,” he mentioned throughout an episode of his Nightcap podcast. “I found out this information a little earlier in the week, and really, the only thing that I really ask is like, guys, could we wait until Monday.”

“My brother’s going into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. I really wanted it to be about him, and I wanted it to be about my family,” he added.

The departure adopted a civil lawsuit filed in April by Gabriella Zuniga, an OnlyFans mannequin who accused Sharpe of sexual assault, rape, and abuse throughout a two-year relationship. The case settled in July with out felony prices or request for forgiveness. Sources recommend the confidential settlement might have reached $23 million.