Dom DiSandro is prohibited from being on Eagles’ sideline in Week 14 after sideline incident against 49ers

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Philadelphia Eagles head of security Dom DiSandro (AKA Big Dom) will not be allowed on the sidelines during Philly’s Week 14 contest against the Dallas Cowboys.

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While it’s disappointing and a clear overreaction from the NFL, this punishment shouldn’t surprise anybody. The NFL is run by Roger Goodell, a guy who hands out $10K+ fines to players like he’s giving out candy on Halloween. The incident between Dom DiSandro and San Francisco 49ers’ linebacker Dre Greenlaw made national news, so of course the league was going to get involved.

Per Schefter, DiSandro will still be able to travel to Dallas with the team and conduct all of his regular duties; he just won’t be allowed on the sideline. Greenlaw is also expected to get hit with a fine ahead of tomorrow’s game action, but we’ll have to wait and see how pricy that fine actually is.

Greenlaw spoke on the matter earlier this week, stating that he and Dom DiSandro actually exchanged apologies following last Sunday’s contest.

“We just exchanged a formal apology just between me and [Niners general manager John Lynch] and some of the same people that we do know in the building and stuff like that,” Greenlaw told reporters. “He seemed like a genuine guy. Seemed like a guy that everybody loved in the building. So, I hate that, honestly. I really hate that it even escalated and went to that.”