Former Cowboys first-round pick unleashes tirade at Florida bar: ‘Give me my motherf—king card’

Mike Jenkins, a former Pro Bowl cornerback for the Dallas Cowboys, got into a verbal altercation at a Florida bar late Saturday night, according to TMZ .

The site showed footage of the 39-year-old yelling at security guards at The Kenwood bar in St. Petersburg, Fla., evidently upset with employees for losing his credit card.

According to the report, Jenkins first got angry while inside the bar before continuing his tirade outside, when he could be heard screaming, “Give me my motherf—ing card!”

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Local police told TMZ that officers were sent to the bar after 1:30 a.m. on Sunday morning to investigate a “fight or disturbance.”

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A St. Petersburg police spokesperson added that no arrests were made, but that Jenkins was issued a trespass warning.

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Jenkins had not responded to a request for comment as of Sunday.

The 2008 first-round pick out of South Florida played eight years in the NFL, including five with the Cowboys, two with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and one with the Oakland Raiders.

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