“Coaches, trainers, equipment staff, security officers, and other non-player personnel are expressly prohibited by the National Football League’s Playing Rules and our Game Operations Policies from making physical contact with, taunting, or directing abusive or insulting language toward opposing players, game officials, or others involved in a game,” the memo stated, as obtained by NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero. “Club employees are expected to let the coaches and game officials handle any altercations that may arise. The officials will determine the proper penalties and will seek assistance from the League Office as needed. Club employees are never allowed to interact or make physical contact with players or staff from other clubs.

In addition to game ejections, the NFL states that fines and/or unpaid suspensions may be imposed for breaking the guidelines outlined in the letter.

The incident from Sunday’s game is presently being looked into by the league, and DiSandro is anticipated to face further sanctions for his involvement. Greenlaw and DiSandro reportedly spoke and seemed to work things out following the altercation, according to the San Jose Mercury News.

According to Greenlaw, “He seemed like a genuine guy, a guy everybody loved in the building.” To be completely honest, I detest that it even got to that point. I’ve never witnessed or participated in anything like that in a game.