Harrison Mevis’ brief run with the Los Angeles Rams ended in costly fashion, and now his Instagram activity is drawing even more attention.
The former Missouri kicker was cut after the Rams decided they’d seen enough. Mevis missed a 50-yard field goal in the first quarter of Monday’s 37-34 loss to the Bills, then had his 48-yard overtime attempt blocked by Buffalo’s Greg Rousseau in a moment Sean McVay did not sugarcoat.
“It cost us the game tonight,” head coach Sean McVay told reporters.
From there, the spotlight moved off the field and onto Mevis’ social media. His Instagram likes and follows became a talking point soon after, with one X account calling him a “g**ner.”
Dov Kleiman then posted screenshots this week that he said showed Mevis liking posts from high school seniors. Kleiman also claimed Mevis had been trying to hide that activity by removing likes.
“Oh Boy: Former Rams kicker Harrison Mevis has been exposed for trying to cover his tracks by unliking hundreds of posts of high school girls. Almost all of Harrison’s Instagram likes are disappearing at an alarming pace.
The Mevis files never end 😳,” Kleiman wrote.
Those are Kleiman’s claims, not confirmed findings. The screenshots he shared show a “Liked by hmevis_6 and others” line under posts from other accounts.
He made a similar accusation in an earlier post as well, writing: “Yikes: Former Rams kicker Harrison Mevis has been exposed for liking ANOTHER high school senior’s Instagram account. The Mevis files keep getting worse 🫣,” Kleiman wrote.
Instagram likes can disappear for a number of reasons, including deleted posts and privacy changes.
On the field, Mevis finished the season 5 of 9 on field goals, which ranks dead last in the NFL. He was perfect on extra points, going 14 for 14.
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