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Of course, every NFL player has questioned the competency or integrity of the league’s referees at some point—usually privately, as they let off steam after a tough loss. pukanacua It just happened to be live on a Twitch channel with 7 million subscribers.
Los Angeles Rams wide receivers live stream via streamer Ardin Ross and N3on On Tuesday, December 16, he weighed in on the state of officiating in the NFL.
“The referees are the worst. These guys are lawyers and they want to be on TV too, man,” said the 24-year-old Nakua. “You don’t think he’s going to be texting his friends in a group chat like, ‘Yo, you guys saw me in sunday night football? That’s not (by interference), but I call it that. These people are normal people too, bro. “
His comments came in response to 25-year-old Rose, who asked him if he thought referees sometimes “talk nonsense.”
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As of Wednesday afternoon, the NFL had not announced any disciplinary action in response to Nacua’s comments, but the league has a history of fining players for criticizing officials. Just last year, the NFL fined Houston Texans players will anderson jr. and Joe Mixon Each was fined $25,000 for criticizing the referees in a playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.
The year before, Chiefs head coach Andy Reid Deducted US$100,000, quarterback patrick mahomes A similar offense after a loss to the Buffalo Bills resulted in a $50,000 fine.
Nakua’s comments could have been much worse had the live broadcast gone as planned. Rose and N3on, 21, were reportedly supposed to join Nacua at the Rams’ practice facility but were denied entry Competitor.
“I thought there was communication from my team. I guess there was no communication at all,” Nakua said on the live broadcast. “Especially when the coach found out, he didn’t accept it. Just because it’s a short week. Let me take care of things on Thursday and then we’ll be there.”
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The Rams will host the Seattle Seahawks on the road on Thursday, December 18, in a game that will be crucial to their playoff hopes. The two teams have a record of 11 wins and 3 losses.
Nakua’s criticism wasn’t the only controversial comment he made on the air. When asked who the most overrated team in the NFL is, he answered honestly rather than deflecting attention and avoiding making enemies.
“Someone in the AFC. The AFC isn’t even that great,” he said. “Had to say (the Jacksonville Jaguars).”
This is the third time in just a few weeks that he has sparked controversy over a live broadcast.
During the N3on live broadcast on December 4, he filmed indianapolis colts Sauce Gardner.
“No one wants to go to Indianapolis right now,” he said.
Four days later, after the Rams defeated the Arizona Cardinals in Glendale, Nacua went live via Instagram from the locker room and appeared to argue with teammates off-camera when he asked his receivers to stop filming.
Nakua initially denied he was there, but teammates responded: “What do you mean you’re not there? I’m watching.”
“I know. But not everyone is like that,” Nakua replied. “No one’s here yet, Cuozo. No one’s butt is on camera, man. Calm down, bro.”
