The NFL has ruled that two game officials in close proximity Tampa Bay Buccaneers According to reports, wide receiver Mike Evans didn’t ask him for an autograph after Sunday’s game.
The NFL Network reported Monday that the league is investigating an incident involving Jeff Lambers and Trip Sutter. They lost to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday.
The NFL found no foul play by the referee, according to the outlet.
NFL investigates gaming officials who showed up to ask Bucks’ Mike Evans for autographs: Report
The league said in a statement via NFL Network, “After discussions with officials, we have determined that post-game interactions between Jeff Lambers, Tripp Sutter and Mike Evans did not include requests for autographs by game officials. confirmed.
“Lambers and Sutter reminded us of the importance of avoiding even the appearance of impropriety when interacting with players, coaches and club staff on match day, including the pre- and post-match periods.”
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Sources told NFL Network that Lambers wanted to get Evans’ jersey number so he could give it to a golf pro who could give the star wideout lessons.Evans and official Texas A&M graduate.
Lamberth reportedly asked other officials for the paper.
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The Bucks only had three points against a struggling Carolina on Sunday, but improved to 2-5 despite the departure of third-string quarterback PJ Walker and the recent running back. Christian McCaffrey And wide receiver Robbie Anderson.