Eric Dickerson Doubles Down On Dangerous Bunny Criticism, Calls NFL ‘Corrupt’

Eric Dickerson is NOT backing down from his Dangerous Bunny stance — and now he’s dragging the NFL into the hearth!

The Corridor of Fame operating again tells TMZ Sports activities he is doubling down on the opposition to the worldwide famous person’s headlining of Sunday’s Tremendous Bowl halftime present.

In fact, Dickerson has been very outspoken concerning the selection … saying he’d slightly anybody else play, insisting Benito ought to “keep his ass where he’s at” in Puerto Rico.

So after we caught up with the NFL legend on Wednesday on the San Jose airport forward of the large recreation … we needed to ask if he’d modified his thoughts.

“Hell no. Absolutely not, man,” Dickerson stated. “Why can’t we get somebody from right here, from home? How about someone from right here in San Francisco? All these artists right here in the area to play at the Super Bowl.”

Dickerson additionally questioned whether or not a Spanish-language efficiency would resonate with American audiences.

“He speaks English,” Dickerson stated. “I don’t know if it’s going to be in Spanish or whatever. What sense does that make?”

The previous Rams star then waded deeper into controversy … saying he doesn’t view Puerto Rico the identical because the mainland U.S., although he insisted he has nothing towards the island itself.

Dickerson wasn’t performed swinging.

He additionally blasted the league’s range efforts — calling the Rooney Rule “a freaking joke” and arguing Black coaches nonetheless aren’t getting honest photographs at prime jobs.

“You can’t make a person hire a Black coach,” Dickerson stated. “Owners are going to do what they want to do. You feel comfortable with who looks like you sometimes. That’s just it.”

ED additionally went after the league.

“They’ll do anything for money,” he stated. “As an entity, the NFL is one of the most corrupt organizations there is.”