Green Bay Packers

With Packers players clearing out their lockers on Monday, Quay Walker apologized for his ejection during the season-ending loss to the Lions.

That’s all I have to say about that.” “I apologized to them, as well, because that reflects on them,” Walker said. I apologized to them and, of course, I got the correct words from him, what I need to do to avoid those situations.” That’s all I can do.” After vowing to do better after he was ejected at Buffalo for shoving a practice squad player who wasn’t in uniform, Walker’s latest outburst might have cost the Packers the game and a trip to the playoffs. “I reached out to the trainer earlier today, talked to him for a long time, continued to apologize, and just pray that he forgives me,” Walker said on Monday as players cleaned out their lockers and headed home for the offseason. As a first-round pick and the team’s leading tackler, it’s not as if the Packers are going to release him this week. “Because as soon as it happened, I was like, ‘Man, I’m going through this again.’ That was that.” Walker shoved him in the back; he might have toppled to the ground had he not landed on top of the other trainers. Sean Lynch, a team physician and orthopedist](https://www.mlive.com/lions/2023/01/packers-quay-walker-apologizes-for-shoving-lions-team-physician-during-game.html), arrived on the scene. Midway through the fourth quarter, defensive tackle Jarran Reed delivered a forearm shot to the head of Lions running back D’Andre Swift. He’s the first player to be ejected twice in a season since at least 2000, according to ESPN Stats & Info.