TAMPA, Fla. -- Considering the kind of attention Greg Hardy draws, it's a little surprising the cameras were not on him when he and Dallas Cowboys teammate DeMarcus Lawrence got into it in the first half.
Cowboys radio sideline reporter Kristi Scales reported the dust-up that occurred in the first half, but it was so brief that after the 10-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jason Garrett wasn't even asked about it.
In fact, at halftime they walked off the field together to the locker room.
"No, that's just brotherly camaraderie, that's all," Cowboys defensive end Jeremy Mincey said. "That's all it is. It wasn't no problem about it. D-Law went out and played his behind off and did a really good job. It wasn't no problem, no issues."
When Hardy's name was announced after a tackle for loss, he was loudly booed by the Buccaneers' crowd. In a break in action later in the game, Hardy heard it from the crowd as he was imploring Cowboys fans to make news.
Hardy, who finished with one tackle and one tackle for loss, declined to comment after the game.
Cowboys radio sideline reporter Kristi Scales reported the dust-up that occurred in the first half, but it was so brief that after the 10-6 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Jason Garrett wasn't even asked about it.
In fact, at halftime they walked off the field together to the locker room.
"No, that's just brotherly camaraderie, that's all," Cowboys defensive end Jeremy Mincey said. "That's all it is. It wasn't no problem about it. D-Law went out and played his behind off and did a really good job. It wasn't no problem, no issues."
When Hardy's name was announced after a tackle for loss, he was loudly booed by the Buccaneers' crowd. In a break in action later in the game, Hardy heard it from the crowd as he was imploring Cowboys fans to make news.
Hardy, who finished with one tackle and one tackle for loss, declined to comment after the game.