NFL warns Bruce Arians of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers about lateral behavior in Week 2

TAMPA, Florida – The NFL sent former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Bruce Aryan a warning about his behavior on the sidelines in Sunday’s game against the New Orleans Saints, telling him that similar behavior in the future will result in discipline for him and the club, a source told ESPN on Wednesday.

Arians, who now works in the Bucks front office as first assistant general manager Jason Licht, was on the sidelines during the Bucks’ 20-10 win over the Saints, and became very mobile when the corner emerged. Marshawn Lattimore It is not called to pass interference on a dedicated path to the wide future Scotty Millerwhich led to not only quarterback Tom Brady Face officials but a wide receiver Mike Evans Kick them out of the game with Latimore.

Evans received a one-game suspension. He appealed the sentence and the hearing was held on Tuesday. A ruling on the appeal is expected this week.

Arians and Licht were on the sidelines rather than upstairs in a booth because head coach Todd Bowles said the Saints did not provide a booth. The saints say that they provided seats for both the Arians and the lychtem in the press box.

Arians spent the majority of the match on the side bench, but during the melee, he was seen standing on the white bar assigned to officials, players and coaches.

Aryans stepped down as hacking coach in March, although he remains a staff member, having been involved in all training so far during the regular season and appearing in all matches.

Pro Football Talk first reported the news of the league warning to Arianes.