Official have heated exchange after game
Talib tried to charge at the official and verbally threatened to punch him, but was held back by teammates.
Greg Aiello,apparel the NFL's senior vice president of public relations,cctv ccd camera said in an e-mail Sunday night that he was unaware of the incident, but added, "We will look into it."
None of the involved parties wanted to talk about the incident.
"We only make comments to the pool reporter when it's about a call that was made on the field," NFL Officiating Supervisor Neely Dunn told a pool reporter from the Baltimore Sun. "So, we have no comment about whatever you're talking about. That's the only thing I'll say right now. We have no comment about it.covert spy camera If you want to ask us about something that happened out on the field, we will entertain that. But, we're not going to entertain what you're talking about."
Talib declined to speak with reporters after the game. He has spoken after games only twice this season, at Arizona and San Francisco.
The penalty also incited Bucs coach Raheem Morris, who was seen yelling at Cheek heading into halftime.raybansunglasses Morris was unaware of Talib's postgame exchange.
"I don't know what language you're talking about," Morris said. "If an official uses improper language then that's the official's deal. The guy I talked with, we had a conversation about what he thought he saw and we had a healthy conversation on the way out, too.
"You know me, I don't talk about calls. I talk to my officials about them.lacosteshoes123"
Talib has had several anger-related incidents since Tampa Bay drafted him in the first round in 2008.
As a rookie, Talib got into a physical confrontation with a teammate at the NFL's rookie symposium. Prior to the 2009 season, Talib got angry at Donald Penn during a voluntary offseason workout and swung a helmet at him, but missed and hit former teammate Torrie Cox, causing several facial injuries.
Talib was arrested in August 2009 after an incident with a cab driver. He reached a civil settlement with the cab driver, entered into a pretrial diversion program and was ordered to take anger management classes. The NFL suspended him without pay for Tampa Bay's opening game this season and fined him an additional game check, for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.
Talib tried to charge at the official and verbally threatened to punch him, but was held back by teammates.
Greg Aiello,apparel the NFL's senior vice president of public relations,cctv ccd camera said in an e-mail Sunday night that he was unaware of the incident, but added, "We will look into it."
None of the involved parties wanted to talk about the incident.
"We only make comments to the pool reporter when it's about a call that was made on the field," NFL Officiating Supervisor Neely Dunn told a pool reporter from the Baltimore Sun. "So, we have no comment about whatever you're talking about. That's the only thing I'll say right now. We have no comment about it.covert spy camera If you want to ask us about something that happened out on the field, we will entertain that. But, we're not going to entertain what you're talking about."
Talib declined to speak with reporters after the game. He has spoken after games only twice this season, at Arizona and San Francisco.
The penalty also incited Bucs coach Raheem Morris, who was seen yelling at Cheek heading into halftime.raybansunglasses Morris was unaware of Talib's postgame exchange.
"I don't know what language you're talking about," Morris said. "If an official uses improper language then that's the official's deal. The guy I talked with, we had a conversation about what he thought he saw and we had a healthy conversation on the way out, too.
"You know me, I don't talk about calls. I talk to my officials about them.lacosteshoes123"
Talib has had several anger-related incidents since Tampa Bay drafted him in the first round in 2008.
As a rookie, Talib got into a physical confrontation with a teammate at the NFL's rookie symposium. Prior to the 2009 season, Talib got angry at Donald Penn during a voluntary offseason workout and swung a helmet at him, but missed and hit former teammate Torrie Cox, causing several facial injuries.
Talib was arrested in August 2009 after an incident with a cab driver. He reached a civil settlement with the cab driver, entered into a pretrial diversion program and was ordered to take anger management classes. The NFL suspended him without pay for Tampa Bay's opening game this season and fined him an additional game check, for violating the NFL's personal conduct policy.
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