LeSean McCoy flips about Chip

BUFFALO, N.Y., June 4 (UPI) -- Chip Kelly certainly never said "it's not you, it's me," but it seems like LeSean McCoy can't escape feelings felt from his relationship with his ex-coach.

On Wednesday, that sentiment reached a boiling point as the now Buffalo Bills running back fired back at reporters for continuing to ask about his former Philadelphia Eagles coach.

"I have nothing to say about that," McCoy told The Buffalo News Wednesday. "I'm in Buffalo. Everything in Philadelphia is over. I have nothing more really to say about it. It is what it is. Everybody can make their own thoughts and assumptions about it, but I'm done talking about it."

McCoy took a jab at Kelly early on in Buffalo when he said Kelly got "rid of all the good black players" in Philadelphia.

"I never regret nothing I say," McCoy said Wednesday.

After a round of similar questions regarding his comments, McCoy grew more frustrated.

"I don't have to explain myself to nobody," McCoy said. "Nobody. I don't. I said what I said, said what I felt at the time and I'm done with that."

"Did you just hear what I just said here?" McCoy said Wednesday. "Then why did you ... I just told you, I'm not talking no more about Chip Kelly or the Eagles. So I'm done with that. You can ask me about the Bills."

McCoy was traded in March for linebacker Kiko Alonso.

"Yo," McCoy said. "Are y'all listening to me? Can I say it any other way? I'm not talking about Chip Kelly or no Eagles. So I'll be done with this interview if nobody else has anything to say about the Bills."