NFL star Jonathan Allen apologized Wednesday afternoon for saying he wanted to have dinner with Hitler ... calling the comment 'dumb.'
In now-deleted tweets, Allen explained he'd pick Hitler as a guest because the football player said the German dictator was"a military genius."
"I love military tactics," said Allen, who added that his other two guests would be his grandfather andAllen was immediately hit with criticism following the comments ... and it didn't take long for the 27-year-old to issue a mea culpa. Early I tweeted something that probably hurt people and I apologize about what I said. I didn’t express properly what I was trying to say and I realize it was dumb!"Early I tweeted something that probably hurt people and I apologize about what I said," Allen said on Twitter."I didn't express properly what I was trying to say and I realize it was dumb!"
Allen also responded to a fan who said his comments were hurtful ... writing in a tweet to the person,"I'm sorry I offended you that definitely was not my attention, I was just answering a question." Allen, who made the Pro Bowl this past season, has been one of the top defensive linemen in the NFL since he entered the league in 2017.
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