Rob Gronkowski claps back at Mojo Rawley's d**k size clownery

Former NFL tight end Rob Gronkowski doesn't take things too seriously. In fact, he is often the first to crack a joke about himself. The four-time Super Bowl champion recently posted a photo of himself in a black suit and tie. He captioned the photo "smooth sailing" which garnered a lot of comments and likes from his followers.

Professional wrestler Mojo Rawley, however, commented that the length of Gronk's tie insinuated that he was, less than a man, to put it politely.

Gronk, who isn't one to get insulted easily, shared the comment to his own Instagram stories. He added a caption that said: "at least you know what you're dealing with." It was a comedic response to the wrestler's comment.

Mojo Rawley may have made a sly comment about Gronk, but his response was epic.

Mojo Rawley and Gronk share a good relationship, having been in the same WWE ring in the past. During Gronkowski's first retirement from the NFL, he appeared in the WWE, where he trained and competed with Rawley.

Mojo Rawley even said at one point that he believes he lost the WWE title when Gronk returned to the NFL.

What did Julian Edelman say about Rob Gronkowski?

Julian Edelman and Rob Gronkowski were teammates when both played for the New England Patriots. One could say that Edelman knows a lot about his former teammate after spending so much time together.

While appearing on the "New Heights" podcast this week, Edelman told the Kelce brothers that Gronk is like "Rainman". Edelman credited his former teammate's ability to remember stats and numbers.

“The crazy thing about Gronk is, Gronk is low key like Rain Man. He can throw numbers out there – Gronk knows numbers real well. When the coach would get on him early in his career, he would never make that mistake again. His football knowledge is outrageous. If he sees it once, and he does it, it’s there for good. That’s just how he was. He’s like a savant…”

Edelman also went on to say that the former NFL tight end learns from his mistakes.