Patrick Queen stands ground saying he’ll play ‘villain’ role with Steelers after leaving Ravens

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Baltimore Ravens fans have been going at former linebacker Patrick Queen after his introductory comments as a new member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, their AFC North rival. 

Queen stood in front of Pittsburgh media on Friday where he said he can’t wait to embrace a "villain" role when it comes time to face the Ravens again, which the Steelers will do twice every season. 

"It’s going to be weird, but I want to be that villain. I want to be that guy. I’m looking to do some stuff to them," Queen said.

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Patrick Queen of the Ravens reacts after a 17-10 defeat against the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship Game at M&T Bank Stadium on Jan. 28, 2024, in Baltimore. (Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Ravens fans have not liked those words from Queen and have been coming at him even more since he left the Ravens via free agency to join their rival. It has been a theme this NFL offseason, where star players are joining teams they have been so used to despising each season. 

But Queen is clearly sick of the comments being thrown his way after posting to X on Saturday night.

"Honestly bruh y’all can stfu now," Queen tweeted. "It’s not even that deep for us players until game week and y’all can’t understand the fact it wasn’t up to me. I gave y’all everything I had now when it’s time for me to do what I need y’all hurt bout everything I say. Go touch some grass and fill the void in y’all life. To ones still showing love even with the switch this not to y’all."

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When one account suggested Queen was already having