Jim Irsay takes the most Jim Irsay victory lap imaginable

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It has been an extended week for the Indianapolis Colts.

The choice to call Jeff Saturday their interim head coach was extensively ridiculed all through NFL media. Former offensive lineman Joe Thomas, an analyst with the NFL Community, referred to as the transfer “egregious.” Corridor of Fame head coach Invoice Cowher, an analyst with CBS, referred to as the hiring a “shame.” ESPN’s Rex Ryan referred to as it “disrespectful,” and people viewpoints had been maybe the tip of the iceberg.

However Saturday received his debut, because the Colts defeated the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, and the interim head coach is now 1-0 within the NFL.

And proprietor Jim Irsay is feeling it a bit.

After the win, Irsay addressed the media, speaking about Saturday and the way he’s a “nice chief:”

However the proprietor didn’t cease there.

No, no he didn’t.

Irsay took to Twitter on Monday afternoon, with essentially the most Jim Irsay Victory Lap ever:

What?

Look, Twitter has gone by means of some modifications previously week or so, and generally it is advisable double-check whether or not the account sending a tweet into the ether is actually who they are saying they’re.

However I triple-checked this. Then I checked it once more. Then I waited for verification by means of the SB Nation Slack channels.

Nope, utterly legit.

“Who You Crappin’?” Unimaginable. Including within the Raiders’ “Simply Win, Child!!”? Perfection. The twin emojis to finish the tweet? Chef’s kiss.

In fact, the principle cause why Saturday may be 1-0 as a head coach might lie with the state of the Raiders. As our personal James Dator described them on Monday morning, they’re a “laughing inventory” proper now, and whereas Josh McDaniels did simply get the vote of confidence from proprietor Mark Davis, that crew is actually struggling.

However hey, Irsay is feeling it after what has been a troublesome week. And he has a query that he needs you, pricey reader, to reply. Maybe this can be a nod to Boers and Bernstein, the previous drive-time present on 670 The Rating in Chicago, as they’d a “Who Ya Crappin’” section that will air every Thursday. However both means, that is simply essentially the most Irsay victory lap of all time.

“Who You Crappin’?”