A video recently surfaced which appears to show Miami Dolphins offensive line coach Chris Foerster snorting lines of a white powdery substance (watch here), presumed to be cocaine.
The Dolphins released a statement on the issue late Sunday night and said they’re “aware of the video and have no comment at this time.”
Twitter users, however, had plenty of comments and reactions, as you might imagine. It’s not often that coaches are this careless about who may be watching them commit an illegal act, so the Twitterverse went in on Foerster. Social media blew up once the video went viral, and here are some of the best tweets.
Staying true to his job, Miami OL coach Foerster had both his coke lines lined up in perfect formation. That's good coaching there.
— El1teCapper (@El1teCapper) October 9, 2017
Even after this Chris Foerster video, the most embarrassing thing about the Dolphins offense is still Jay Cutler
— Scondi (@Scondi_) October 9, 2017
People are judging Foerster without knowing the details. Maybe he was just really drunk and needed to get right.
— Just Me (@justme277) October 9, 2017
https://twitter.com/DiscountNovak/status/917236671346806784
Sad thing is even with coke Chris Foerster can still manage a better OLine then the Giants smh what a time
— Parrish Mitchell (@pmidnight16) October 9, 2017
Can't believe they almost blew it today
— Flaco Tall (@flaco_tall) October 9, 2017
They've taken more than their share of blows so far this season.
— Sorry, we're out of chicken sandwiches. (@CrazyLASports) October 9, 2017
And it didn’t take long for the memes to start popping up, either.
Chris Foerster right now, knowing he's about to get canned. pic.twitter.com/UH2nthO9bz
— Whole Cogan (@RyFo18) October 9, 2017
After seeing that video of Miami Dolphins Offensive Line Coach, Chris Foerster all I have to say is… pic.twitter.com/W2THBhr2Lb
— Lamar Courmon (@lamarcourmon) October 9, 2017
But why would you ever, ever film yourself doing cocaine?
Amateur move Chris Foerster. pic.twitter.com/zxhZRCktGc— dj idlhnds (@djidlhnds) October 9, 2017
Now that social media has weighed in, it will be interesting to see what Foerster and the Dolphins have to say about the video.
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