Kansas City Chiefs safety Eric Berry is one of the best young players in the NFL. There’s one thing about him that might surprise you….he’s scared of horses.
“Aw hell nah, there go that horse. I don’t f*ck with that horse.”
“The horse. I gotta wait ’til the horse pass. I don’t mess with horses, bruh. Straight up. Might come over here and throw a tantrum.”
“Hold up, coach, that horse out there. That horse. Oooh, she need to go on ahead with that horse. I don’t fool with no horses, boy. Hell nah.”
It’s amazing how a guy that plays such a rough sport like football is scared of a horse.
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