Jordan Poyer’s wife Rachel Bush accuses fractured Dolphins locker room of being ‘a plague’ after being dumped out of playoff contention

After Tyreek Hill expressed strong disappointment with the Miami Dolphins before requesting a trade on Sunday, Jordan Poyer's wife, Rachel Bush, made strong comments about the team's culture on Tuesday.

She responded to a tweet by King of Phinland on X (formerly, Twitter) which reported on Miami coach Mike McDaniel's conversation with reporters regarding the Dolphins' failure to reach the playoffs after doing so last season.

He said that the team had introduced fines for players who would turn up late at meetings, but also said that it did not cause much of an attitude change and so they're looking for more ways to get them to be more engaged in team activities.

"McDaniel also mentioned that establishing a culture of having players who want to be here and want to be full participants for all activities is necessary," the post read.

Rachel Bush said that rotten apples brought down the entire team.

"‼️ in order for any organization to succeed you need players to take their jobs seriously. Grown men. Not little boys. If you don’t have that it’s like a plague that’s spreads and those who do take their jobs seriously question why they are even there trying when others aren’t," she tweeted.

A month ago, she also asked NFL players to take notes from Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen.

"Things that have been 100% confirmed for me this year-simplicity is better, just play ball I don’t know why everyone isn’t taking notes from Buff on this. -hard work & camaraderie beats talent any day. - lastly what the guys started building 8 years ago in Buff can’t be replicated," Bush tweeted.

Can the Dolphins (8-9) shake the lethargy off themselves and make a run for the playoffs next season?

Rachel Bush condones police action against squatters in Florida

Rachel Bush reposted a tweet showing a video of Floria police securing a home from illegal squatters who had nested up in a house. It had become a menace in the state, and she was relieved that the police were taking action.

"As it should be in every state! Again, thank you florida," Bush tweeted on Monday.