NFL player Golden Tate admits he experienced an embarrassing incident during a game, where he accidentally soiled himself. Despite this, he managed to conceal it professionally.
In an unexpected turn of events, former NFL wide receiver Golden Tate has shared a story about an incident that allegedly occurred during a game while he was playing for the New York Giants. The incident, which involved a bowel movement on the field, was discussed on D1 Training's podcast, The Turf.
During a play where Tate caught a ball, a player hit him in the stomach, causing an unfortunate accident. Tate quickly realised the situation and, using a jacket to conceal the incident, made a swift exit from the field.
Tate recalled thinking about Paul Pierce's infamous "Poop Game" incident in the NBA and the subsequent memes that followed. He was concerned about the visibility of his situation, as the Giants typically wear light-coloured pants, and the game was being broadcast nationally.
Interestingly, such incidents do not seem to have official awards or recognition in professional sports. Despite this, Tate's quick thinking likely prevented the incident from becoming a long-lasting blooper reel material.
Jason Kelce, a former Eagles center, has claimed that similar incidents occur in professional sports. Tate, now reflecting on the incident, described it as one of the worst days of his NFL career.
It's worth noting that a podcast clip discussing this incident was obtained exclusively by a certain website. Unfortunately, the search results do not contain information about the name of the football training centre where Golden Tate's interview for The Turf was conducted.
This story serves as a reminder of the unexpected challenges that professional athletes may face, both on and off the field. Despite the humorous nature of the incident, it underscores the importance of resilience and quick thinking in the face of adversity.
