“I’m gonna start charging you”: Emmanuel Acho confronts Leonard Fournette for utilizing former LB’s identify “for views” amid on-line beef

Former NFL player Emmanuel Acho and Leonard Fournette have exchanged barbs on social media after Acho criticized Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams’ reaction to his hamstring injury in Week 2.

Fournette, who called out Acho for his “clickbait” opinion about the Bears quarterback on his “4th And South” podcast, accepted the invite to the former linebacker’s “Speakeasy” podcast with LeSean McCoy.

During his appearance on Thursday’s show, Acho alleged that the former Super Bowl champion is using his name “for views.”

“I got to expose you because we got the world watching,” Acho said. “Here’s what I’ve learned about you. ‘4th and South’ is an incredible pod. Leonard, maybe you’ve done this, the second-highest-watched video, talking about me.”

“When you talked about me, it’s your highest-watched video in the last month. You need me to get views. You’re welcome. I’m gonna start charging you. The first two videos are free.”

Acho and Fournette’s beef started after Acho slammed the Bears quarterback for crying on the cart while being carried off the field during the Week 2 clash. The former Super Bowl champion also threatened to “set up a fight” with Acho.

“Emmanuel Acho, stop clickbaiting, bro. Stop doing that. I’m going to call Adin Ross. Boy, we gonna set up a fight,” Fournette said.

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Former Super Bowl champion Leonard Fournette calls out Emmanuel Acho’s NFL career

Former Jacksonville Jaguars running back Leonard Fournette also called out Emmanuel Acho for his underwhelming NFL career in his appearance on the “Speakeasy” podcast.

“For a guy in your standard that’s never been game planned on, you’ve never been a part of a game plan where a coach goes ‘Alright we gotta circle this guy and worry about him,'” Fournette said. “You didn’t accomplish nothing.”