SEE IT: Raiders receiver Davante Adams shoves person to ground immediately after loss to Chiefs

Daniel Chaitin

October 11, 12:12 AM October 11, 12:47 AM

Las Vegas Raiders extensive receiver Davante Adams shoved a guy carrying tools to the floor after his crew dropped a near NFL video game to the Kansas Town Chiefs on Monday evening.

The shove, which took place as Adams walked to the locker room, was captured on movie, and immediately went viral. The gamers made available an apology on social media.

"Sorry to the male I pushed around immediately after the match. Clearly extremely discouraged at the way the recreation finished and when he ran infront of me as I exited that was my reaction and I felt terrible promptly. Thats not me..MY APOLOGIES person hope you see this," Adams tweeted immediately after the match.

The person who was shoved appeared to be uninjured, in accordance to NBC Athletics, which documented Adams experienced two touchdowns and 124 getting yards on a few catches throughout the sport in Kansas City.

On the other hand his powerful overall performance was overshadowed by his team's 30-29 reduction to the Chiefs, a division rival who arrived again from a 17-level deficit. Around the close of the match, a extended third-down move to Adams that would have put the Raiders in industry intention variety was reviewed and dominated incomplete, in accordance to ESPN.

The Raiders now have a 1-4 file and guide the division, though the Chiefs are at the base with 4-1.