Tony Schiavone praises Brock Rechsteiner after training camp scuffle
Wrestling Inc • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 26, 2026, 9:36 PM
Last updated Aug 26, 2026

During a recent NFL training camp practice, Brock Rechsteiner of the New Orleans Saints was involved in a scuffle with a Dallas Cowboys player, culminating in him executing a German Suplex. AEW's Tony Schiavone commented positively on Rechsteiner's actions, expressing support for him standing up for himself. Rechsteiner, who is considered a long-shot to make the Saints roster, is currently suspended for six games but remains active in practice and preseason games. Speculation about his future in professional wrestling continues, particularly regarding a potential move to WWE to join his cousin, Bron Breakker.
- •Brock Rechsteiner engaged in a brawl at Saints practice.
- •Tony Schiavone lauded Rechsteiner for standing up during the incident.
- •Rechsteiner is currently suspended for six regular season games.
- •Speculation surrounds a potential future in WWE for Rechsteiner.
- 9:36 PMWrestling Inc — AEW's Tony Schiavone On Brock Rechsteiner's NFL Training Camp Scuffle: 'Good For Him'
"AEW announcer Tony Schiavone comments on Brock Rechsteiner's recent scuffle during NFL training camp, applauding the youngster for standing up for himself
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