Holland explains his video, “Kicking Rocks.” The former second-round pick claims that his video had nothing to do with Vic Fangio’s departure. Jevon Holland claims that everything was just a big coincidence.The Miami Dolphins security pulled in a ton of consideration with his Instagram video showing him kicking a few rocks after the declaration that the group had “headed out in different directions” from protective facilitator Vic Fangio.”Kicking rocks,” obviously, is an informal articulation as per “leave and good riddance.”However, Holland says his video didn’t have anything to do with Fangio.Holland told WSVN sports reporter Josh Moser at a community event in Orlando on Thursday, “Nah, man, it just so happened that I had I posted that right when the news came out that Vic got fired.” After I posted the video, I wasn’t entirely sure Vic was fired. Coincidentally I got a few irregular rocks, kicked them and recorded it, posted it on Instagram.”Everyone needs to call me the miscreant. I’m guiltless. I did nothing off-base. All I was doing was posting a basic video, you know, as a similarity however that relationship didn’t have anything to do with Vic.. I hope everything turns out great for that sibling.”Hmm.It seems like a strange coincidence, not to mention that it is well known that many of Fangio’s players didn’t particularly like him?Not surprisingly, there was a lot of skepticism expressed in the comments about Holland’s statements.The “kicking rocks” video, as it turns out, is presently gone.