New York Giants cornerback Corey Webster missed a chance to intercept a Tom Brady pass in the end zone in the third quarter yesterday as the ball appeared to go right through his hands.
As his momentum carried him towards the back of the end zone, Webster decided to release some frustration by swinging his arm at the padding around the goalpost. Unfortunately, Webster didn't notice the security guard standing against the padding behind the goalpost. As a result, Webster ended up accidentally punching the security guard right in the face.
Fortunately, it was not a hard punch, as the security guard did not appear to be phased at all. Webster realized his mistake and immediately apologized, shaking the security guard's hand.
Standing behind the end zone at Met Life Stadium during Giants games has proven to be very dangerous this year. Earlier this season, Giants linebacker Michael Boley celebrated a touchdown by throwing the football in the face of a cameraman's assistant.
Webster accidentally punches endzone security guard [Shutdown Corner]
As his momentum carried him towards the back of the end zone, Webster decided to release some frustration by swinging his arm at the padding around the goalpost. Unfortunately, Webster didn't notice the security guard standing against the padding behind the goalpost. As a result, Webster ended up accidentally punching the security guard right in the face.
Fortunately, it was not a hard punch, as the security guard did not appear to be phased at all. Webster realized his mistake and immediately apologized, shaking the security guard's hand.
Standing behind the end zone at Met Life Stadium during Giants games has proven to be very dangerous this year. Earlier this season, Giants linebacker Michael Boley celebrated a touchdown by throwing the football in the face of a cameraman's assistant.
Webster accidentally punches endzone security guard [Shutdown Corner]
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