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is it just me or is there more and more "interaction" between visiting players and home team fans?

this week I was in Seattle when Steve Smith scored a touchdown, then went to the home team fans to diss the 12th man flag in the endzone and had some interactions with a Seahawk fan...a Hall of Fame Fan and close personal friend I will add! Another Seahawk fan took exception to this and poured beer on Smith. The fan was ejected and might lose his season tickets, Smith got some beer on him, nothing else.

I've also noticed other players that have leaped into the stands, or pretended to as was the case with the Panthers game this weekend too. Add in the whole helmet into the stands, "accidentally" in Indy earlier this season. Is there more and more interactions happening, or is it just me and if it's more, how long until we have a very negative outcome to one of these?

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