"CALL THE MUTHER F*CKIN HIP DROP": J.K. Dobbins spews venom at NFL referees after suffering foot injury during Broncos vs Raiders

J.K. Dobbins injured his foot on Thursday night in the Week 10 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The Denver Broncos running back suffered the injury from an alleged hip-drop tackle from Tyree Wilson, but was able to see out the game as his team claimed a 10-7 win.

Enraged by the play that could potentially sideline him for some time, Dobbins posted an explicit message on social media directed at the NFL on Friday. The sixth-year running back criticized the league for failing to effectively address and enforce the ban on hip-drop tackles.

“BAN OR ATLEAST CALL THE MUTHER FUCKIN HIP DROP TACKLE,” Dobbins wrote X.

J.K. Dobbins is seeking a second opinion to assess the full severity of his foot injury sustained on the play in the next couple of days. Without a doubt, the injury is a devastating setback for the running back, who has been plagued by unfortunate injuries throughout his NFL career.

While Dobbins' frustration on social media is a bad signal about the severity of his injury, fans will hope the injury doesn't rule him out of action for an extended period. The running back made it known that he was feeling alright in a locker room interview after the game on Thursday.

“I just got hip-dropped. I’m good,” Dobbins told reporters. “I had a little limp there, but it wasn’t bad. I’m all good. The hip drop should have been called, though. But I’m all good.”

J.K. Dobbins gets real about the Broncos’ offense

Following the 10-7 win over the Raiders at Empower Field at Mile High on Thursday, J.K. Dobbins didn't mince words about his feelings on the Broncos' offense. The running back believes it's time for the offense to live up to expectations, commending the team's defense.

“Yeah, cool, we're 8-2 ... [but] the defense is winning us the games, and we’re not helping them. We’re not doing them any justice,” Dobbins said, via Jeff Legwold of ESPN.com.

“I feel bad the way we play on offense and the way they play on defense because they’re doing so great and we’re doing so bad. They’re our brothers, too, and it just sucks because they’re just out there so many plays, playing their butts off. We can’t keep doing this to them.”

The Broncos are averaging 341.2 total yards per game while scoring 23.5 points per game. However, it's the team's defense that has played a crucial role in the impressive start to the season. J.K. Dobbins himself has contributed 772 rushing yards (third in the NFL) and five touchdowns.