Retired NFL running back LeSean McCoy shared his honest thoughts on how Jason Williams called Klay Thompson’s girlfriend Megan Thee Stallion a p**sy for his underwhelming performance on the court.

On Friday’s episode of the “Speakeasy” podcast, the two-time Super Bowl champion said that Pat Beverly and Jason Williams will have to deal with Thompson’s good friend Draymond Green for disrespecting Megan Thee Stallion.

“You know what it is though? They can get that off of Klay, you know what I mean?” LeSean McCoy said. “Cause Klay isn’t really into all that. He plays a good dude. I love Klay. He gonna settle that with Draymond Green though. You know why? Cause he’s probably gonna punch his mouth.

“Respect a man woman. Why are we talking about women in that fashion anyway? You got kids and all that. … You gotta be respectful though.

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While talking about Klay Thompson’s shooting slump, Jason Williams put the blame on his relationship with Megan Thee Stallion.

“It only takes one p***y to drag a battleship across the desert. That’s how powerful it is,” William said. “Klay Thompson, I ain’t sayin’ that’s what it is. … but that might be what it is.”

After the comments, the Dallas Mavericks star called out both Williams and Pat Beverly on the podcast’s clip on social media.

“Referring to my GF as a p***y is so disgusting and disturbing. Especially from someone who played in the NBA. How would y’all feel if I referred to your wives in such a way? Do better fellas. Very disappointing.

LeSean McCoy opens up about the cost of success in his life

Last Saturday, LeSean McCoy made an appearance on ex-FS1 anchor Joy Taylor’s podcast. During this interview, he highlighted the success he enjoyed in the NFL, but also talked about his personal problems off the field.

“You know, the enjoyment out of success, like, you think there’s so much joy and you think so much happiness, and a lot of people close to me, friends, women, they took that from me,” McCoy said (Timestamp-8:18). “And I think because I was successful at such a young age, a lot of them took that from me.

“So the enjoyment of like, ‘Man, I made it’, and then you start finding out things and this and that. It’s like dang, I’m happy, but I think I don’t wanna say I was happier when I wasn’t successful or had money. … People steal your success.”

LeSean McCoy spent 12 seasons in the NFL. He tallied a total of 11,102 yards and 73 touchdowns rushing and won two Super Bowls, one with the Chiefs (Super Bowl LIV) and one with the Buccaneers (Super Bowl LV).