Boyfriend of Antoine Winfield Jr. Helped Save a Woman from a Car Accident
A friends and family bus trip to the Fanatics Flag Football Classic in Los Angeles, California on Saturday, March 21, took a surprising and scary turn when a woman was hit by a car in front of the bus.
Thank you, Teesa MpagiTampa Bay Buccaneers safety fiance Antoine Winfield Jr.he was there to enter.
“Winfield's fiancee jumped off the bus without hesitation to render aid, sat next to the victim, holding his hand, calling her husband for support and comfort until emergency vehicles arrived,” ESPN's. Adam Schefter reported on Sunday, March 22.
Mpagi was not done yet. He also accompanied the woman to the hospital in an ambulance, according to Schefter, 59.
An ESPN insider added that EAG Sport staff, Alexandra Garcia again Cecilia Macrisalso helped, when EAG CEO Denise White directed traffic to keep the area clear.
The Fanatics Flag Football Classic featured the Team USA flag football team going up against two teams filled with current and former NFL players. In addition to Winfield, 27, the event is included Tom Brady, Jalen Hurts, Joe Burrow, Stephen Diggs and more. Team USA ended up winning, defeating Burrow's Wildcats in the championship game.
Brady, 48, has previously expressed his excitement about the event, which he hopes will serve as a showcase for flag football before the sport begins at the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
“Having Team USA as the third team in the Fanatics Flag Football Classic elevates the top-level talent already participating in the tournament,” Brady previously shared in a statement. “I am happy to see how these teams are doing, and that we will be playing in the same field where flag football will be hosted during the Olympics will show the world what will happen in 2028. But I am not going back to the football field to lose. That is true.”
While Brady headlined the Fanatics event, Aaron Rodgers headlined the same tournament at the RX3 Charity Flag Football in Mission Viejo, California.
“We love seeing flag football have a moment now, especially with LA28 around the corner,” Nate Raabeco-founder and managing partner at RX3 Growth Partners, co Us Weekly in the course of the game. “The big difference between us [event] that our quarterbacks don't show pay. They show reason. Every quarterback and team sponsor in our tournament plays for a charity of their choice.”
