Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz was booed during a home game Sunday despite no fans in attendance at Lincoln Financial Field.
An NFL Media audio engineer deciding to pump in the fake crowd noise that included booing. The simulated fan reactions were only heard by TV viewers, not by players at the stadium.
Booing is not uncommon in Philadelphia when the team or a player performs poorly, as was the case over the weekend during a 37-19 loss to the visiting Los Angeles Rams.
Wentz, the team's highest-paid player, was booed after throwing two interceptions.
An NFL Media audio engineer deciding to pump in the fake crowd noise that included booing. The simulated fan reactions were only heard by TV viewers, not by players at the stadium.
Booing is not uncommon in Philadelphia when the team or a player performs poorly, as was the case over the weekend during a 37-19 loss to the visiting Los Angeles Rams.
Wentz, the team's highest-paid player, was booed after throwing two interceptions.
