Larry Fitzgerald’s brother voices frustration after MNF loss on Twitter

Since coming into the league back in 2004, Larry Fitzgerald has often been considered to be one of the NFL’s greatest ambassadors.

The six-time Pro Bowler has never let himself get caught up in the flashy, vocal tendencies that can sometimes come with playing the wide receiver position.

But, while the Cardinals’ star wideout has always leaned more on the side of caution when it comes to addressing a tough loss or rough patch in the schedule, the same can not be said for his brother Marcus Fitzgerald.

And after Monday night’s 24-3 blowout loss to San Francisco was no exception.

As the elder Fitzgerald was being held in check by the 49ers’ secondary — to the tune of five catches for 53 yards — the younger Fitzgerald let his frustrations be known for all to see on Twitter.

Here’s a pair of his tweets during Monday night’s fourth quarter:

The Cardinals need a major shake-up…. #MAJOR #TradeDeadline #RussGrimm #NoQuarterback #OLineStinks #YouKnowItsTrue #FreeLarry ~Professor

— Professor Marcus (@ProfessorMFitz) October 30, 2012

#FreeLarry.

— Professor Marcus (@ProfessorMFitz) October 30, 2012

Marcus wasn’t bashful after the game either, as he continued to expand upon his new-found #FreeLarry campaign:

It’s always in Larry & our dreams/visions. The Cardinals have blurred vision… #Clearly “@ws2001az: @professormfitz what happened to #FFF“

— Professor Marcus (@ProfessorMFitz) October 30, 2012

Any place that has the smarts to utilize Franchise plyr u pay $ to… @simply_lauraa: @professormfitz where would u like to see him end up?”

— Professor Marcus (@ProfessorMFitz) October 30, 2012

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