Arizona Cardinals Assistant Sean Kugler Reportedly Fired for Allegedly Groping Woman in Mexico

Arizona Cardinals hostile line mentor Sean Kugler has supposedly been terminated after he purportedly grabbed a lady while in Mexico City, as per an ESPN report distributed on Wednesday.

Kugler, who likewise filled in as the group’s running match-up facilitator, purportedly grabbed the lady on Sunday night, a day after the group showed up in the country, the power source said, refering to sources. Per ESPN, experts in Mexico were recounted the supposed episode and afterward told the Cardinals. Kugler was sent back to Arizona on Monday.

The group played the San Francisco 49ers sometime thereafter.

The Cardinals didn’t promptly answer Individuals’ solicitation for input on Wednesday evening. Contact data for Kugler couldn’t promptly be found.

As indicated by ESPN’s Josh Weinfuss, Cardinals lead trainer Kliff Kingsbury said the group had made no instructing changes as of Tuesday, presently before the news was first detailed.

Kingsbury later affirmed the terminating in a meeting with the Arizona Republic.

The Arizona Cardinals have fired offensive line coach Sean Kugler, reportedly for groping a woman in Mexico City, where the team was playing the San Francisco 49ers.https://t.co/G0JwJrLvQ8

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“We let him free from his obligations, and he was sent home Monday morning preceding the game,” Kingsbury told the power source.

“It’s difficult whenever you make a staff change in that sort of way and I’m about to leave it at that,” he added.

Kingsbury said 56-year-old Kugler’s expulsion from the instructing staff was long-lasting.

His obligations will currently be shared by collaborator hostile line mentor Brian Natkin and tight closures mentor Steve Heiden, per the Republic.

The Cardinals lost Monday night’s down to San Francisco 38-10. The group is presently 4-7 on the season, and trails both the 49ers and Seahawks in the NFC West standings.

As per CBS Sports, Kugler joined the Cardinals in 2019, and has recently served on the training staffs of the Bison Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers, Denver Mustangs and Detroit Lions.

Recently, the Cardinals left behind running back mentor James Saxon, who was accused of two includes of homegrown battery in May.

Saxon conceded to one include of homegrown battery in October, per Arizona Sports. The subsequent count was excused, ESPN announced.