LeGarrette Blount Throws Punches In Fight At Youth Football Game, Cops Investigating

Former NFL running back LeGarrette Blount was associated with a battle at a youth football video game on Saturday … tossing punches in a wild skirmish — and now, TMZ Sports has actually discovered police officers are examining everything.

The run-in took place following the conclusion of a 12-year-old-and-under video game in Gilbert, Arizona.

Blount was training the GCYFC Gators versus the Chandler Elite Bears — when in the postgame handshake line … he appeared to complain something somebody had actually stated to him.

Drone video programs Blount ended up being upset — and motioned animatedly towards coaches on the opposing group for a number of minutes. Eventually, he grew so angry that he removed in a dead sprint in an effort to challenge somebody on the other sideline.

Blount was eventually limited — however video shot from the field level reveals lots of moms and dads then leapt in between the sidelines and started arguing.

The spoken run-in grew a growing number of heated — which’s when Blount ran in and was seen on video tossing 2 punches at a guy in a white T-shirt.

He was retreated from the location, however others in the crowd continued to argue and squabble. Finally, after a number of minutes, individuals distributed.

Cops inform us they were contacted us to the scene soon after 7 PM “in relation to multiple reports of adults fighting during a youth football game.”

We’re informed, however, the battle had actually concluded by the time officers got here. No injuries were reported.

Police state they are examining the occurrence and have actually explained Blount as “an involved party.”

Of course, this is not the very first time Blount has actually tossed a right-hand man on a football field — he notoriously clocked Boise State protective lineman Byron Hout following a 2009 video game when he belonged to the Univ. of Oregon football group. He was suspended from the Ducks over everything, however was renewed later.

Blount went on to have a strong profession in the NFL — winning 3 Super Bowl titles while hurrying for 56 goals in 132 video games.