Once again, there has been another incident of a fan running onto the field during an NFL game.
This time it was a little boy who was quickly grabbed by security.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers were playing the Atlanta Falcons in Tampa Bay when a 10-year-old boy jumped onto the field wearing a Brady shirt. The boy made it several yards as security and workers tried to stop him.
One employee was able to get a hold of the kid, who was handcuffed and escorted off the field.
A woman who claimed to be the kids mother said she attended the game with several children and was confused about which one ran onto the field. She also claimed that the boy is 10 years old.
However, the Tampa Bay police said that the boy is older than 10 but because he is a minor, cannot release any more information.
The boy was issued a civil citation and has been given a notice to appear in court.
What kind of parent lets their kid run on to the field? Smh… #gobucs pic.twitter.com/S3GkCu2vuT
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Just a week ago, an activist ran onto the field.
We previously reported, During Monday Night Football on October 3, 2022, a streaker ran onto the field and got more than he bargained for.
A man decided during the second quarter of the MNF game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams to streak onto the field.
The incident was not shown by cameras during the live telecast but announcer Joe Buck mentioned that two defenders on the field were sick of the antics and took matters into their own hands.
As the man eluded security running down the field with a pink smoke canister Rams’ Bobby Wagner had enough and helped tackle the fan.
“That’s what we’re talking about! Wagner! A veteran … Get him down, get out, and let these guys [the security] take over,” former NFL Star Peyton Manning said.
“Amateur hour there,” Eli Manning added. “If you’re gonna streak, you gotta go full-throttle and go nude, right? I mean, what is this?”
Manningcast commentary on streaker getting lit up by Bobby Wagner pic.twitter.com/f8yRAeYjYI
— Gifdsports (@gifdsports) October 4, 2022
