Shock moment as NFL head coach pushed to ground by his own player in practice

AN NFL head coach was spotted getting shoved to the ground by his own star player during a recent training camp session.

The NFL footage showed the coach being sent to the ground during a practice play on Monday.

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The Atlanta Falcons hold their training camp at their practice facility in Flowery Branch, Georgia.

Falcons Raheem Morris was spotted trying to guard wide receiver star Drake London in a video clip.

However, things didn’t go smoothly for the 48-year-old.

Morris, who played as a safety in college football, attempted to defend the team’s No. 1 wide receiver London during a drill.

But London fought against press coverage from his coach and shoved him to the ground, as seen in a video from Fox 5 Atlanta.

Luckily, after the play, Morris didn’t seem injured as he laughed while he got up from the ground.

Morris wasn’t done participating in the team’s drills as he then went face-to-face against wideout Ray-Ray McCloud.

He then appeared to joke with the 2022 first-round pick London.

Morris will look to guide the Falcons to the playoffs in his second full season as head coach.

Last season, his team went 8-9 and missed the playoffs.

Atlanta hasn’t made the playoffs since 2017.

The Falcons will begin the season with 2024 first-round pick Michael Penix, who took the quarterback position from veteran Kirk Cousins in Week 16 last December.

London will hope to be even better after a career-best season at wide receiver.

He posted 100 receptions, 1271 yards, and nine touchdowns last year.

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Atlanta will begin their preseason on Friday against the Detroit Lions.

They’ll have the task of trimming their roster to 53 players before the regular season begins.

The Falcons will host the division rival Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 1.

The game will take place on September 7.