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The NFL player invited by the Canberra Raiders to blow the Viking horn before the NRL season opener was reportedly evicted from Allegiant Stadium for ‘alleged misbehaviour’.
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According to the SMH, Las Vegas Raiders defensive tackle Tyler Manoa was removed from the stadium following a bathroom incident in one of the corporate areas.
Manoa is said to have damaged property and was in turn booted from the venue he plays home games at.
Another report from CODE Sports claims was reportedly tasered by security before being removed from the stadium.
The SMH also reported that Manoa was absent from the Raiders sheds following their win.
Manoa helped get Canberra’s 2025 campaign underway by blowing the Viking horn in front of 45,000 fans. The Vegas fixture was a designated home game for the Raiders.
The NRL has been made aware of the incident but as it doesn’t involve them, they are not investigating it.
It’s unclear if this incident puts Manoa’s Las Vegas Raiders or NFL future in doubt.
Canberra kicked off the 2025 season with a bang, thrashing the Warriors 30-8.
