Quay Walker ejected for shove on Bills’ sideline

Posted by Charean Williams on October 30, 2022, 9:35 PM EDT
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Packers rookie linebacker Quay Walker‘s night is over.

It ended with 3:49 left in the first half when the NFL ejected him for shoving a member of the Bills dressed in street clothes on the sideline. Former Bills great Steve Tasker reports that it was Bills practice squad tight end Zach Davidson who was shoved.

Walker made the tackle on a James Cook run, pushing Cook out of bounds after 7 yards. Walker then pushed Davidson before leaving the sideline.

Officials immediately threw a flag, and before the next play, New York called down to eject him.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur appeared to tell Walker, “It’s always the second guy,” before Walker walked to the locker room.

Walker has a team-high five tackles.

The Bills made good use of the 15 free yards that came with Walker’s disqualification, scoring another touchdown. Isaiah McKenzie scored on a 7-yard run, giving the Bills a 21-7 lead with 1:54 remaining in the first half.

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31 responses to “Quay Walker ejected for shove on Bills’ sideline”

  1. “Packers rookie linebacker Quay Walker‘s night is over.”

    He’s not the only one.

  2. Nice false start “missed” by the refs on the first td by Buffalo from Goodell.

    The NFL had the nerve to change the rule during the game. Now, it’s just the foot only that needs to be set.

  4. I swear to god, NFL fans complain about refs more than any other sports fans. The roughing the passer in the patriots jets game was textbook RTP and the refs missed a false start in this game. They miss calls every play! It’s impossible not to. Just shut up about refs missing calls or getting calls wrong. Most of the time it’s the right call and nobody wants to admit their team lost

  5. The GB front office and coaching staff needs held accountable for this pathetic team.They will finish 6-11 and Rodgers will retire. Back to the 80s for GB fans.

  9. “ Rodgers will retire”

    No chance, Rodgers isn’t walking away from the $100+ million we owe him over the next two years. We’re looking at at least 2.5 years of this pathetic team before we can even think about starting to rebuild.

  12. catchanotherpassadams says:
    Back to the 80s for GB fans.
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    Since 1990 the Packers are 319 – 161,… roughly a 65% win avg.
    How does that stack up against your team wise guy ? We’ve enjoyed 31 years of NFL success with only 3 years below .500,… 91, 92, 2006. Accomplish that and then you can have bragging rights.

  13. curts6 says:
    October 30, 2022 at 9:45 pm
    I swear to god, NFL fans complain about refs more than any other sports fans. The roughing the passer in the patriots jets game was textbook RTP and the refs missed a false start in this game. They miss calls every play! It’s impossible not to. Just shut up about refs missing calls or getting calls wrong. Most of the time it’s the right call and nobody wants to admit their team lost

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    It wasn’t about a “missed call”, it was about the nfl now claiming the rule has been changed (it hasn’t), that just a foot has to be set and not his whole body, like the actual rule, you know, itself…states and has stated for decades.

  14. Rodgers had his chance to take a deal that would have allowed D. Adams to stay. Rodgers cashed out so I don’t need to hear his crying. He had a chance to elevate his time to the SB the last two seasons and didn’t. GB was dumb to think they were heading for another playoff run. Should have left Dude Love in charge for a year.

  15. curts6 says:
    October 30, 2022 at 9:45 pm
    I swear to god, NFL fans complain about refs more than any other sports fans.

    ……unless you were a Seahawks fan in Super Bowl XL….and then we should have a shot at a class action suit and should get that stolen trophy put in our case.

  17. He was stopped or it would be called. They get examined after every game. They wouldn’t let it go
    Learn the rules and quit whining.

  18. The announcers must have just played “Jump to Conclusions” cause they really wanted pin the bills sideline as instigators.

  19. Always the second guy? Not in this case. It appeared the Bills practice squad TE was actually trying to protect everyone, even Walker. But Walker gets up looking for a fight. He was the instigator, first guy. Buh bye…

  21. Rodgers had his chance to take a deal that would have allowed D. Adams to stay.
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    The Packers offered Adams more than the Raiders. Right from the source, Adams himself.

    Adams wanted our.

  23. It didn’t look like he shoved him. It looked like he threw a quick right jab. That’s why he got ejected. He might face a suspension, too. He threw a punch.

  24. Maybe Walker watched the Panthers game and DJ Moore’s stupidity rubbed off on him. At least Walker has the excuse he’s a rookie.

  25. Objectively speaking, he should have been thrown out. You can’t act that, particularly on a nationally televised game no less, and expect that there won’t be consequences. Probable fine incoming.

  27. cowboysfan8369 says:
    October 30, 2022 at 9:49 pm
    “Rookie has to learn.” What? the kid has been playing football since grade school through college and now the pros and he has just now got to learn? the fact is he absolutely knows he cant shove or attack people on the sidelines and especially in street clothes. why doesnt the nfl stop all the offensive BS bantering and baiting between players on and off the field that cause these kinds of incidents,just play football like your getting paid to do and keep the mouth shut.

  28. “Rodgers had his chance to take a deal that would have allowed D. Adams to stay”. When will the announcers and the fans stop talking about Devonte Adams and the Packers.he was the one that didnt want to stay in Green Bay even though they made a higher offer than the Raiders.the Packers had ZERO chance to keep him hostage in Green Bay.Collingsworth coudnt have talked more about Adams last night if he were still on the team.Adams wanted to go to the Raiders and the

  29. “ Rodgers will retire”

    No chance, Rodgers isn’t walking away from the $100+ million we owe him over the next two years. We’re looking at at least 2.5 years of this pathetic team before we can even think about starting to rebuild.
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    $1.1~mil salary next year, $14.5~mil option
    $2.25mil salary for 2024, $30~mil option

    Thats not even $50 million.

    The huge money is on the back end of the deal, in roster and option bonuses. To the tune of $100mil. Doesn’t take a rocket scientist to realize that money will never be paid.

    The Packers structured the deal very well. Whatever Rodgers decides, it won’t hurt the team financially.

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