On any given Sunday of NFL games, expect the unexpected.<\/p>\n
Week 4 resulted in an unexpected exchange between line judge Jeff Seeman and Cardinals tight end Trey McBride.<\/p>\n
It happened after a non-call of pass interference late in the Cardinals-Giants game. It looked like a fairly clear foul. McBride made his case to Seeman. And while the cameras and microphones captured nothing McBride said, a CBS camera on the sidelines showed Seeman<\/a> apparently saying to McBride, \u201cFuck you.\u201d Twice.<\/p>\n NFL Players Association executive director JC Tretter issued a statement calling Seeman\u2019s behavior \u201cunacceptable<\/a>\u201d and expressing hope that the league will hold the officials to the same standard that is applied to the players.<\/p>\n Via Sam Neumann of Awful Announcing, CBS reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala witnessed the interaction. She heard no profanity<\/a> from McBride.<\/p>\n \u201cI was standing right there,\u201d Kinkhabwala said on Twitter. \u201cWhat\u2019s wild is that it all started with Trey McBride saying \u2018please\u2019 when pleading his case for a PI flag. He was heated for sure, but I never heard a curse from him. The harshest he got was, \u2018You\u2019re ruining the game.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n It was a bad call, to be sure. The latest in a recent epidemic of erroneous calls and non-calls of pass interference. The point is that, as players, coaches, and officials interact after such decisions are made, certain lines shouldn\u2019t be crossed.<\/p>\n