Devonté Adams has been charged with a misdemeanor assault for shelling a photographer.

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Rader's Star White receiver, Devonté Adams, has been charged with a misdemeanor assault

after he shoved a camera guy that walked in front of him as he entered the tunnel after

their loss to the Chiefs Monday night.

And if convicted, he could face up to six months in jail or pay a fine of a thousand dollars.

Now I would be the first one to say that what Devonté did was wrong and he apologized

accordingly after the incident.

But let's call a spade a spade.

This is a quick money play for the camera guy that got pushed.

And if you watch the video, it isn't nearly as bad as it sounds or people are making

it seem.

Now this camera guy said he suffered whiplash, a headache, and a possible minor concussion,

whatever that means.

But this wasn't some brutal incident where some guy or woman was horribly beaten.

Now back in the day, when men were a whole lot tougher and had more true pride, the person

who got pushed would have got up, dusted it off, and maybe said something back to Devonté

Adams.

Because after all, he did run right in front of him out of nowhere, but not in 2022.

Like I said, Adams was in the wrong, but that wasn't assault.

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