(Video) German fan who failed to chug his beer during Giants-Panthers game gets heavily booed
After failing to chug a glass of beer, a fan received an entire stadium-filled booing from disappointing Germans and NFL fans.
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German fan failed to chug his beer during Giants-Panthers game (Via Giants Wire/X)
NFL fans in the United States have made it clear that they want to see regular seasons within the country. This sentiment was quite evident during the first game held in Germany between the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers, where fans aggressively booed a German fan.
This aggression multiplied when the German fans, who came to The Allianz Arena stadium in Munich after being disappointed by one of their own failed to uphold Germany’s renowned beer culture. During the Week 10 game, the big screen displayed a German fan holding a huge beer glass, ready to take on the challenge of chugging it.
Given the size of the beer, it was understandable that he struggled to finish it. However, the Germans reacted negatively, resulting in intensive booing from the entire stadium, joined by the American fans, who came all the way down to watch the NFL match.
Weak pic.twitter.com/GpWwL0OrR8
— LPG – NYG (@LicensePlateGuy) November 10, 2024
Although there wasn’t much beer left in the glass when the fan sporting Patrick Mahomes’ jersey failed to finish, he spilled a significant amount, which was deemed unacceptable in the eyes of the local Germans.
Head Coach Brian Daboll’s patience wanes with Daniel Jones
Coming to the NFL game where this whole ordeal took place, the Giants suffered their seventh consecutive loss of the season and dropped to a humiliating 2-8 record. They lost against one of the lowest-ranking offenses of this season– the Pathers– who now boast a better record than the Giants.
And seeing New York head coach Brian Daboll on the sidelines, it seems he’s losing his patience with quarterback Daniel Jones. The NFL Network broadcast showed Daboll being extremely angry at Jones for not executing the flea flicker which might have turned the game in their favor in the first half.
Yeah, I wish I had it back. I wish I had it back. Didn’t work. Yeah. I wish I had it back. Bad coaching.
Brian Daboll said about the missing play post-game
Jones was observed to be confused on the play which probably resulted in his reluctance to throw the ball despite having wide receiver Wan’Dale Robinson wide open along with star rookie Malik Nabers.
The quarterback was then sacked by DJ Wonnum on 3rd-and-1 at New York’s 49-yard line. Jones finished the game by completing 22 out of his 37 passes for 190 yards and two interceptions.
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