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Police were called and WKBW said Incognito was put under the provisions of the Baker Act, which means he had to undergo a mental evaluation. He was not arrested.
According to TMZ, Incognito threw a tennis ball at the other man, then threw a dumbbell at him. The victim said there was no reason for Incognito to begin throwing things at him.
TMZ said Incognito was “rambling about the government and screaming at the man to ‘get off my (expletive) playground.'” That’s when the police were called.
NFL fans know Incognito well by now, and probably not because he made the Pro Bowl each of the past three seasons with the Bills.
Incognito, whose patterns of odd behavior go back to his days at University of Nebraska, was the central figure in the 2013 bullying scandal involving then-Miami Dolphins teammate Jonathan Martin. That’s why Incognito was out of football in 2014. The Bills gave him another chance and he had three good seasons for them, but then he had a truly bizarre offseason.
The latest incident with Incognito comes right as teams could start looking into him as a free agent.
While all the facts about the gym incident are not known yet, Incognito seems to have bigger issues at the moment than if he plays football in 2018.
