Redskins kicker Dustin Hopkins probably didn't want to talk about his missed field goal attempt in overtime after his team ended up with a 27-27 tie against the Bengals on Sunday. But he was ready to step up and answer the questions on the field at Wembley Stadium — until a Washington spokesman shut the interview down faster than you can say, "Is Kirk Cousins elite?"
Following the game in London, a German TV reporter asked Hopkins what happened on the 34-yard kick that would have secured a win for the Bengals. Redskins senior vice president Tony Wyllie ran into the frame and pushed the reporter in the chest as though it was a kidnapping attempt.
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"NO! NO! NO! No interviews on the field!"
NO NO NO NO!!!
— Markus / Hopp3lch3n™ (@hopp3lch3n) October 30, 2016
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This isn't the first time Wyllie has aggressively stopped an interview with one of the team's players. In 2014, Wyllie pulled Redskins quarterback Colt McCoy away from a reporter and shouted "No means no!"
Maybe we should talk this out instead of shoving reporters out of the way?
