NFLPA investigation with the Cardinate coach after appearing to strike the player on the sidelines
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Arizona Cardinate The main coach NFLPA is investigating Jonathan Ganon after seeing that he was running running Emari Demerado after he was in charge of a loss on Sunday to Tennessee Jawabro, according to a report.
The American Football Association (NFLPA) has told the NFLPA Association USA today It is the “investigation” of the hot side interaction in the fourth quarter that came after Dimurado was overthrown before reaching the goal line in what could have been 76 yards.
The Cardinals running Emory Demirkado interact on the margin after the ball was floundering in the landing race during the Tennessee Jaofraa game, on Sunday, 5 October 2025, in Glenel, Arizona. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
The result gave Arizona to advance 21 points late in the game, but instead she wore the ball from the back of the end area, which led to a lack of touch and rotation. Fondness He gathered from behind to win the match 22-21.
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Social media videos showed a tense interaction between Gannon and Demercado. Ganon seemed to hit Demurado in the middle section, although he was not completely visible on the stock exchange during broadcasting.
Ganone Eating On Monday, he said that he “did not feel satisfied with that” the next morning.
Cardinal’s coach Jonathan Ganonz stops before answering a question during a press conference after the Tennessee match on Sunday, October 5, 2025, in Glindel, Arizona. (AP Photo/Rick Scuti)
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“So at the team’s meeting, I addressed it, I apologized to my princess, I apologized to the team. I just told them that I was leaving the moment it happened better than me.”
The loss of Sunday was distinguished by the loss of the third row in a row.
Cardinal’s coach Jonathan Ganon is walking to the stadium in Tennessee Jansouni, on Sunday, 5 October 2025, in Glings, Arizona. (AP Photo/Ross D. Franklin)
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“I am trying to be stable and emotionally quiet because my job is to solve problems during the game,” Ganon continued. “It is not really I am, and who I want to be, and I told the players today. So this is a mistake by me.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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