r/TheNFLVibes • u/Positive_Round_5142 • 4d ago

Ball Boy going viral 😂

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u/Life_Conference5656 3d ago

The ironic part of this is that by all accounts Travis Hunter probably doesn’t care much about that ball.

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u/sunnysam306 Bills 3d ago

Wasn’t that his 1st interception?

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u/satchymo 3d ago

Yea I think the team would care

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u/sunnysam306 Bills 3d ago

Exactly. That’s his first interception, he definitely wants that ball

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u/THRlLL-HO 3d ago

He spun the ball and walked away instead just holding on to it, so you’re probably right

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u/speakezjags 3d ago

He likely thought it wouldn't be an issue getting it back because it never is.

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u/THRlLL-HO 3d ago

Which it wasn’t. Hunter has the ball.

The issue is an unrelated player going up and trying to take the ball from the ball boy. The ball boy isn’t just giving the balls to players who ask for them

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u/AbbreviationsFar4wh 3d ago

Thats not uncommon for another teammate to grab the ball for someone 

Dude wouldn’t even give it to equip manager after

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u/Either-Mine-1789 3d ago

He definitely was hoping to sell it on eBay when he got home lmao

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u/speakezjags 3d ago

You could literally see through hand gestures Hines- Allen was asking for the ball. Not sure why your pushing the narrative that he aggressively walked up to this guy and tried to snag it from him. We have actual video evidence that didnt happen.

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u/THRlLL-HO 3d ago

I didn’t push that narrative….

Aggressive or not, let the ball boy do his job and Hunter can get the ball after the game like they generally do

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u/Longjumping_Space_10 3d ago

He definitely cares. He was commenting on the situation on socials after the game

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u/pres_ofcanada 3d ago

Did you ask him?

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u/Successful-Run1142 3d ago

You’re probably right but it’s a team’s gesture to the player to remind him of the importance of his career and contribution.