“Should be banned” – Robert Griffin III condemns Tyrese Haliburton's father for viral altercate with Giannis Antetokounmpo

The former NFL and the Heisman trophy winner, Robert Griffin III, believes that the NBA has to do something about Tyrese Haliburton's father.

After the Indiana Pacers eliminated Milwaukee's Bucks in the first lap, Haliburton's father put in Giannis Antekounmpo. Haliburton's father went up to antekounmpo, shaking a flag of his son, which caused an altercation.

After alternation, Griffin III believes that Haliburton's father should be banned for the rest of the NBA playoffs.

“Tyrese Haliburton's father should be banned for the rest of the playoffs. Fans and viewers should not approach a player on the court after the game to dirty them on the face, let alone Giannis Antekounmpo who is one of the greatest stars in the NBA,” Griffin III write.

Griffin is a point, because what Haliburton's father did was not well, as he ran the court and then went to one of the best NBA players.

However, whether or not the NBA will do something about it, it must be seen. It was definitely a bad look, but Griffin believes that the only NBA option is to ban Haliburton's father to show teams that this is not allowed.

Robert Griffin III thinks the fall of Shedeur Sanders was personal

The 2025 NFL draft has come and left, and Robert Griffin III thinks Shedeur Sanders He fell into the project for personal reasons.

Griffin believes that Sanders should never have abandoned the first three rounds, but he believes that NFL teams were trying to teach -Lli and deion Sanders a lesson.

However, Griffin points to other NFL quarterbacks that the NFL did not try to teach a lesson.

“Shedeur's Sanders should not have left the first three rounds of the NFL draft. He left the first three rounds of the NFL project because he is 100% personal. NFL GMS, Scouts and the Great NFL did not play in San Diego. A lesson they did not teach Andrew Luck and his family when he was a perennial number of selection of the first time in the First year at college.

“A lesson they did not teach Baker Mayfield when he left Oklahoma and a message they did not show Joe Burrow when he left LSU,” added Griffin III. “And what do I mean by all this? What I mean is that all these guys had the confidence, many of them had the brave thing that is similar to what Shedeur Sanders has. But none of them was punished in the way he has been punished.”

Griffin It makes a fair point, but Sanders has the opportunity to show that it can be an initial quarterback after being written in the fifth round by Cleveland Browns.

As for Griffin, he was drafted in second place in 2012. He won the NFL Rookie of the Year Offensive Award in his first season, but the injuries ruled his career.