Robert Griffin III had plenty to laugh at during Sunday’s Texans-Titans game, and one sideline staffer wound up in the middle of the joke after taking a hard hit behind the end zone.
The sequence came in the second quarter when two players flew into the staffer near the goal post after a pass breakup. A flag was thrown on the play, and the collision knocked him off his feet. When he got back up, his pants had slipped down far enough to show more than he probably wanted on live TV.
RGIII shared the clip on X and didn’t hold back. He posted it with the caption “Crack kills y’all”.
He was also saying, “Good God, crack kills y’all, better pull them pants up brah. Yeah you caught in 4K, yeah they saw it too.”
The reaction online came fast. One fan wrote, “Grown a** man really rewinded the TV to record another mans a** crack.”
Another said, “Thought this was a safe space..” A third chimed in, “RGIII PLEASE!
😭😂 That’s a flag for unnecessary exposure, not unnecessary roughness!”
The game itself matched up two 0-4 teams in Nashville. Tennessee had already fallen to the Jets, Eagles, Giants and Ravens, while Houston came in off a loss to Dallas.
Even before kickoff, the matchup had already drawn a jab from the Weather Channel account, which joked that it would pass on covering the winless meeting.
At the time of writing, the Texans were leading 26-3 midway through the fourth quarter. Both teams are also in the mix for the No. 1 pick in the 2027 NFL Draft.
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