Former Cleveland Browns quarterback Bernie Kosar, who lost his job as a voice on the team’s pregame radio show last year after he violated NFL rules by placing a ceremonial wager on a sports betting app, is now suing a media company he alleged forced him to make that bet, according to court documents.

Kosar filed a lawsuit in April against podcasting company BIGPLAY and co-manager Kendall Myles. Kosar is seeking damages in excess of $850,000 and roughly $25,000 in attorneys’ fees. Kosar alleged the company breached its contract with him and Myles “verbally assaulted” him and attempted to threaten him to get Kosar to agree to change the terms of his deal with BIGPLAY.

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