Dallas Cowboys' DeMarcus Lawrence defends snubbing young New York Giants fan's autograph request
In a video which surfaced Thursday, DeMarcus Lawrence can be heard telling an unidentified kid who asked him for an autograph, 'get the right jersey, son!' Lawrence defending his actions on Twitter using the hashtag 'SorryNotSorry'.
Dallas Cowboys star DeMarcus Lawrence defended himself after a video surfaced purportedly showing him rebuffing a child for an autograph because the kid was wearing a New York Giants jersey.
In the video, which surfaced Tuesday, Lawrence can be heard telling the unidentified kid, “get the right jersey, son!”
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Lawrence received significant backlash for his actions; however, the Cowboys player responded in his own words in a tweet.
“It’s crazy how you fans want to attack me for not signing for a kid. It’s more than one kid that come to the game with Cowboys jerseys and never get to meet any player. So if I’m honest with my own kids I will never treat your kid better than mine so suck it up. #SorryNotSorry”
There don't appear to be any plans to rectify the snub.
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Dallas plays New York again on Nov. 4.
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