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The Pittsburgh Steelers took a two-game lead in the AFC North with their Week 16 win over the Detroit Lions. However, the victory was overshadowed by an incident involving DK Metcalf and a fan.
The veteran wideout was suspended for two games after taking a swing at a fan in Detroit. While Metcalf did not make contact with the person in the stands, the league took immediate action and upheld the suspension after an appeal. However, the fan’s conduct is now under scrutiny and Aaron Rodgers weighed in on spectators crossing a line with athletes.
“I think there’s a mindset that you pay for a ticket, you say whatever the hell you want. I think there should be some sort of code of conduct. Obviously that was intentional and I think there was some celebration afterward in his part,” Rodgers said per ESPN’s Brooke Pryor.
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