Todd Bowles Speaks Out on Rookie Safety's Behavior
Introduction
Todd Bowles, the defensive coordinator for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, has spoken out against the actions of undrafted rookie safety Shilo Sanders in the team's final preseason game. Sanders had a chance to make a final case for a spot on the team, but instead, he made a negative impression with his behavior on the field.
Key Details
In the final moments of the game, Sanders lost his cool and threw a punch at an opposing player, resulting in an ejection from the game. While Sanders may have been frustrated with his performance or lack of playing time, his actions were deemed "inexcusable" by Bowles.
This was not the first time Sanders has had disciplinary issues, as he was also ejected from a game during his college career for targeting. Bowles has stressed the importance of discipline and professionalism on the field, and Sanders' actions were a clear violation of those values.
Impact
Bowles' comments and the incident itself raise concerns about Sanders' future with the Buccaneers. While he may have shown potential on the field, his lack of control and discipline could hinder his chances of making the team's final roster.
This situation also serves as a reminder to other players about the importance of conduct on and off the field in order to be successful in the NFL. Bowles and the Buccaneers organization will
