VIDEO: Matt LaFleur Caught Dropping F-Bombs on Sideline Sunday vs Chiefs
By Ian Anderson
During the late portion of the Green Bay Packers' tight Sunday night clash with the Kansas City Chiefs in Arrowhead Stadium, NFL cameras managed to pick up Packers rookie head coach Matt LaFleur saying some choice words on the sideline.
“We got invited to watch the game at my sister’s house. Remember, be on your best behavior, her husband’s a Bears fan.”
— The Packer Ranter (@PackerRanter) October 28, 2019
Me: pic.twitter.com/FHmtS51Qrc
LaFleur was in the midst of a battle, as only seven points separated the Packers from the Chiefs when Green Bay was attempting to run out the game clock. His colorful outburst occurred as Kansas City took their second timeout, with 2:46 left in the fourth quarter.
Cameras caught Matt LaFleur cursing someone out late in the game. With a smile, he declines to say what he was angry about: "I gotta do a better job of covering my mouth, in a lot of different situations."
— Matt Schneidman (@mattschneidman) October 28, 2019
While the rookie head coach refused to state why he said what he did, it goes to show exactly why NFL coaches and players always cover their mouths with a hand or a play sheet while conversing. It's pretty simple to pick this one up in slo-mo.
Green Bay managed to escape Arrowhead with a 31-24 victory over the Patrick Mahomes-less Chiefs and are tied with the New Orleans Saints for second place in the competitive NFC, holding a 7-1 record leading into their clash against the stumbling Los Angeles Chargers at 4:05 pm EST this coming Sunday. Ideally, there's no room for cursing in that one.