Browns sideline reporter Nathan Zegura has been banned from the team’s radio broadcasts for eight games, beginning with Thursday night’s game against the Jets, for sideline conduct during Sunday’s 21-18 loss to the Saints, a Browns spokesman told cleveland.com.
Updated: #Browns sideline reporter Nathan Zegura removed from radio broadcast for 8 games for yelling at an official; off Cleveland Browns Daily for 2 weeks https://t.co/qVHruCs6Sa
— Mary Kay Cabot (@MaryKayCabot) September 19, 2018
Zegura will be replaced on the sidelines Thursday night by Dustin Fox of 92.3 The Fan and the Cleveland Browns radio network.
Too bad Nathan Zegura didn’t commit domestic violence. His suspension would have been much shorter. But in all seriousness, his job is not to be a fan, it’s to be a sideline reporter.
Browns fans are all in on this guy though.
If I ever get to meet him, @NathanZegura has earned himself a 🍺 on me.#Browns https://t.co/xZGGpjAPQk
— BrownsDailyMockDraft (@BrownsMockDraft) September 19, 2018
While it’s funny that a radio guy has been suspended for giving the refs the business I have to applaud @NathanZegura for showing some enthusiasm. If more players for this fired up the last 20 years may have been better. #Browns
— Mike Lupole (@MLupole) September 19, 2018
.@NathanZegura is one of the most talented broadcasters I have ever met. He’s worked hard to get where he is at, and this is a disgrace what has been done to him. I’m fortunate enough to call him a friend too. #FreeZegura
— Glenn Moore (@GlennMooreCLE) September 20, 2018
The answer is not for the @browns to suspend @NathanZegura. The answer is for the #NFL to fix its refs. #Browns #FreeZegura
— Girl In CLE 🥃 (@girlincle) September 19, 2018
