When Pro Football Hall of Famer Ronnie Lott became a television studio analyst for the Pac-12 Network, he probably didn't realize how dangerous it could be.
Case in point: Lott was doing some commentary on the State Farm Postgame Report and tossed a wallet across the desk to one of his studio mates. Unfortunately, that toss sent his momentum backwards, and since his chair had wheels, it sent him rolling backwards right off the studio stage.
Lott landed on his back, but fortunately he did not hit his head and got right back up to continue the show, like a true professional. That's also fortunate for us, because that means it's OK to laugh hysterically while watching this.
GIF via @PuntingWinning. H/T NIS.
Case in point: Lott was doing some commentary on the State Farm Postgame Report and tossed a wallet across the desk to one of his studio mates. Unfortunately, that toss sent his momentum backwards, and since his chair had wheels, it sent him rolling backwards right off the studio stage.
Lott landed on his back, but fortunately he did not hit his head and got right back up to continue the show, like a true professional. That's also fortunate for us, because that means it's OK to laugh hysterically while watching this.
GIF via @PuntingWinning. H/T NIS.
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