Rams’ Bobby Wagner, Takk McKinley Destroy ‘Monday Night Football’ Streaker at Levi’s Stadium
- 2 years ago
A Streaker on Monday Night Football assumed control over his life.
A man went streaking during the second quarter of the "Monday Night Football" game between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams at Levi's Arena, and he got totally crushed by Rams safeguards Bobby Wagner and Takk McKinley.
While it wasn't shown by cameras on the primary ESPN broadcast, Joe Buck made an implication to the hit in his editorial by saying the two protectors had "had enough."
The "Manningcast" on ESPN2, in any case, showed the hit.
"We ought to have the option to show that!" Peyton Monitoring proclaimed.
His desire was the makers' interest.
The streaker stumbled into the field and got pancaked.
"We're discussing "That! Wagner! A veteran … Get him down, get out, and let these folks [the security] dominate," Peyton said.
"Amateur night there," Eli Monitoring added. "Assuming you will streak, you need to go max speed and go naked, correct? Well, what is this?"
It isn't uncommon for NFL players to step in and end the runs of imbeciles on the field. This previous January, Stefon Diggs evened out a fan during a season finisher game between the Bills and Bosses.
Somewhere else in sports, a Dodgers ball young lady brought down a fan in Los Angeles who was stumbling into the field with an overwhelming tackle.
A man went streaking during the second quarter of the "Monday Night Football" game between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams at Levi's Arena, and he got totally crushed by Rams safeguards Bobby Wagner and Takk McKinley.
While it wasn't shown by cameras on the primary ESPN broadcast, Joe Buck made an implication to the hit in his editorial by saying the two protectors had "had enough."
The "Manningcast" on ESPN2, in any case, showed the hit.
"We ought to have the option to show that!" Peyton Monitoring proclaimed.
His desire was the makers' interest.
The streaker stumbled into the field and got pancaked.
"We're discussing "That! Wagner! A veteran … Get him down, get out, and let these folks [the security] dominate," Peyton said.
"Amateur night there," Eli Monitoring added. "Assuming you will streak, you need to go max speed and go naked, correct? Well, what is this?"
It isn't uncommon for NFL players to step in and end the runs of imbeciles on the field. This previous January, Stefon Diggs evened out a fan during a season finisher game between the Bills and Bosses.
Somewhere else in sports, a Dodgers ball young lady brought down a fan in Los Angeles who was stumbling into the field with an overwhelming tackle.