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Boston Herald
Boston Herald
Sport
Karen Guregian

Panthers coach Matt Rhule admits taunting started latest brawl with Patriots

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. – Panthers head coach Matt Rhule didn’t see how Patriots receiver Kristian Wilkerson got hurt in Wednesday’s joint practice.

But Rhule knows a taunt when he sees one, and so he was critical of his backup safety Kenny Robinson for triggering another brawl with the Patriots by taunting the injured Wilkerson as he lay motionless on the ground.

“I didn’t see the hit, but I could see him standing over the player,” Rhule said of Robinson following practice. “That’s not how we want to practice.”

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