Josh Allen and Stefon Diggs were annoyed by Bills fans who tried to get autographs from them at camp by hurling objects at them with the video of them throwing stuff on field viral
The Bills supporters approached the process improperly; there are legitimate ways to obtain a player’s autograph. WR Stefon Diggs was attempting to leave the field following a training camp exercise when fans started tossing various items for him to sign. Although he signed a handful, he left most of them where the supporters were still flinging objects.
Josh Allen most likely suffered the most because he was struck by a football while running to the locker room. He stopped and gave that persona a disapproving glare. The sad thing was that it appeared that these actions were being taken by responsible adults who lack self-control.
Video Of Bills Fans Throwing Stuff On Field At Josh Allen And Stefon Diggs To Get Their Autographs Goes Viral
Autograph hawkers were terrorizing Stefon Diggs and Josh Allen at Bills Camp (tiktok/johnniexwhite) pic.twitter.com/CgZGAdsk8M
— Barstool Sportsbook (@BSSportsbook) August 7, 2022
Poor guys.. i hope they are ok. This looks real bad
— Jeff V. (@MatadorTTU) August 7, 2022
After an autograph seeker threw a football at him, Josh Allen became enraged.
At the conclusion of Buffalo Bills training camp this past weekend, Josh Allen was unwittingly the recipient of a pass, and he wasn’t happy about it.
On August 5, at Highmark Stadium during what seemed to be the Bills’ Blue & Red practise, Allen waved to numerous members of the Bills Mafia who were holding out jerseys and other memorabilia for signing. One irate fan took matters into their own hands when it became apparent that the famous quarterback would not pause to sign autographs.
The signal-caller was hit with a football that was still in its cardboard wrapping by an unnamed spectator in the stands. Allen turned around to express his disgust when the ball struck him in the crotch. Allen repeatedly branded the football-throwing fan “disrespectful” while gesturing in the direction of the stands.
Stefon Diggs had gone through the same
Stefon Diggs found himself in a very similar circumstance shortly after the altercation, indicating that those there obviously did not learn their lesson. Before going into the locker room, the 28-year-old wide receiver stopped to autograph a few items, but was soon overpowered by the quantity of jerseys and footballs that spectators started tossing into the field.
Diggs eventually left the hectic situation without taking any of the equipment back, but he did stay on the field to sign some of the items that were thrown his way. He turned once again and waved goodbye to the begging admirers before walking away.
Not just Bills supporters have gone too far this year. Just a few weeks ago, a baseball fan who competed with multiple kids for the autograph of Astros pitcher Justin Verlander at the MLB All-Star Game became viral for all the wrong reasons.