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Apologetic Tyrique Stevenson Admits He Can’t Take “Anything For Granted” Until “Zeroes Hit The Clock”

Nidhi
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Washington Commanders tight end Zach Ertz (86) attempts to catch a touchdown pass as Chicago Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson (29) defends during the second quarter at Northwest Stadium.

Tyrique Stevenson fumbled so hard on Sunday night. After it seemed like the Bears had the game in the bag against the Commanders, Stevenson was taunting Washington fans. It was an embarrassing premature celebration that probably cost the Bears the game but Stevenson isn’t afraid to own up to his mistakes.

The cornerback took to X to take accountability for his “lack of focus” as he emphasized the importance of not taking “anything for granted” till the “zeroes hit the clock.”

He further reassured fans that “improvement will happen.”

Stevenson was so busy with his taunting that he didn’t even realize that the play had started. He eventually got in position to make a play on the ball but ended up tipping it to Noah Brown.

Brown made the most casual catch as he hauled in Jayden Daniels’ 52-yard Hail Mary touchdown pass to give the Washington Commanders an 18-15 win over the Chicago Bears.

While some fans were quick to forgive Tyrique after his apology, some predicted unhappy times for the cornerback ahead:

Some also saw the humor in the situation as they shared the snapshots from the game:

Mostly, Tyrique was met with understanding and some even applauded his maturity for owning up to his fumble and apologizing for it.

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    Nidhi

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    Nidhi is an NFL Editor for The SportsRush. Her interest in NFL began with 'The Blindside' and has been working as an NFL journalist for the past year. As an athlete herself, she uses her personal experience to cover sports immaculately. She is a graduate of English Literature and when not doing deep dives into Mahomes' latest family drama, she inhales books on her kindle like nobody's business. She is proud that she recognised Travis Kelce's charm (like many other NFL fangirls) way before Taylor Swift did, and is waiting with bated breath for the new album to drop.

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