Watch the bizarre moment as Atlanta mascot Freddie Falcon attempts to FIGHT a child during a pee game at halftime of the Falcons’ 35-17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals
- Atlanta area mascots covered the Atlanta Colts pee-wee football team at halftime
- Freddie Falcon delivered a big hit to one of the kids during the friendly
- The mascot then adjusted to the player before shoving them and starting a fight
- The kid then hit back as his teammates poured onto the field in his defense
- The referee rushed over to finish it off while the mascot appeared to be celebrating
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Atlanta mascot Freddie Falcon bizarrely tried to fight a kid when it got in his way after a tackle during a halftime pee game.
Atlanta-area mascots played a supposed friendly game against the Atlanta Colts’ Pee Wee football team at halftime in Sunday’s halftime loss of the Falcons to the Cincinnati Bengals.
Although the mascots ended up suffering a crushing defeat against the kids, that didn’t stop them from giving their all.
Atlanta’s mascot Freddie Falcon bizarrely tried to fight a kid after attacking him during a pee game at halftime of the Falcons’ 35-17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals
Freddie Falcon was seen sprinting after the boy before throwing him to the ground.
The player, obviously confused and upset, slammed the football on the ground before getting back to his feet.
However, the mascot approached the player and seemingly straightened up and taunted him before shoving him.
The player tripped before hitting back and hit the mascot in the face with the ball, sparking a fight between the two as they started pushing each other back and forth.
The player slammed the soccer ball on the ground before getting back to his feet
The mascot approached the player, stood up and taunted him before pushing him
The boy’s teammates flocked to his defense and surrounded the mascot before the referee rushed in to stop the chaos.
After the referee separated the angry players from the mascot, Freddie Falcon appeared to celebrate his goal as he ran away in triumph, arm – or rather wings – raised.
It’s unclear if it was a joke or if Freddie Falcon was trying to get called up in the play corner.
The Falcons took a brutal blow themselves as they were already down 28-17 at halftime and subsequently lost 35-17 to Joe Burrow and Co.
The player stumbled back before hitting back with a push of his own as the fight escalated
The boy’s teammates flocked to the field in his defense before the referee broke it up
Burrow threw for 481 yards and three touchdowns as the Cincinnati Bengals jumped to a wide lead and routed the visiting Falcons on Sunday.
The Bengals (4-3), winners of four of their last five games, made big plays to score touchdowns on their first four possessions and never faced threats.
Burrow connected with Tyler Boyd for a 60-yard drive and Ja’Marr Chase for 32- and 41-yard results while building a 28-7 lead by 49 seconds in the first half before the Falcons ( 3-4) recovered to score 10 points and reduce the half-time deficit to 11.
The Falcons suffered brutal beatings themselves when they eventually lost to the Bengals
Boyd finished with eight receptions for a career-high 155 yards and Chase with eight more for 130 as the Bengals amassed 537 net yards on the Falcons’ 214. Tee Higgins added 93 yards and received on five catches.
Cincinnati stayed level on points with the Baltimore Ravens at the top of the AFC North standings.
The Falcons, who started the week at 385.2 yards per game ranked 27th in the NFL, were further hampered when they lost cornerback AJ Terrell to a hamstring injury in the first quarter.