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Jeff Ulbirch took the blame following the NFL\u2019s heavy fine for his son\u2019s NFL draft prank call to Shedeur Sanders.<\/p>\n
The Falcons defensive coordinator publicly apologized on Wednesday, not long after the league\u2019s hefty $100,000 fine for him and $250,000 for the Atlanta franchise, emphasizing that he was to blame for the incident.<\/p>\n
\u201cFirst of all, I would like to publicly apologize to Shedeur and the Sanders family for what occurred,\u201d Ulbrich said in a statement to reporters. \u201cSecond of all, I want to publicly apologize to Mr. [Arthur] Blank, Terry Fontenot, Raheem Morris and the entire Falcons organization. My actions \u2014 my actions \u2014 of not protecting confidential data were inexcusable. My son\u2019s actions were absolutely inexcusable, and for that, we are both deeply sorry.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe NFL has taken action and I fully respect the punishment. We take full responsibility, both my son and myself, and we will not be appealing the fine in any way. Going forward, I promise my son and I will work hard to demonstrate that we are better than this. Again, I am deeply sorry for our actions.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ulbrich\u2019s son, Jax, released a statement on Sunday, revealing that he was involved in the call to Sanders on Day 2 of the draft in which someone pretended to be Saints GM Mickey Loomis, telling the former Colorado star the franchise was ready to draft him.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe appreciate the NFL\u2019s swift and thorough review of last week\u2019s data exposure and the event that transpired due to it,\u201d\u00a0the Falcons said in a statement released Wednesday. \u201cWe were proactive in addressing the situation internally and cooperated fully with the league throughout the process, and accept the discipline levied to Coach Jeff Ulbrich and the organization. We are confident in our security policies and practices and will continue to emphasize adherence to them with our staff whether on or off premises. Additionally, the Ulbrich family is working with the organization to participate in community service initiatives in relation to last week\u2019s matter.\u201d<\/p>\n
The younger Ulbrich got Sanders\u2019 number off an unlocked iPad while visiting his parents\u2019 home, the Falcons said. Jax Ulbrich then recorded himself and a friend making the call, unbeknownst to his father.<\/p>\n
Sanders, in the midst of a draft slide to the fifth rounds, took the call in a bizarre incident that was live-streamed on Twitch.<\/p>\n
Sanders was eventually drafted by the Browns with the 144th pick.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe Sanders family, Shedeur and Coach (Deion) Sanders were amazingly gracious. More gracious than they needed to be in a moment like this,\u201d Ulbrich said of his family\u2019s apology. \u201cIt was an opportunity for myself and my son to apologize.\u201d<\/p>\n
Ulbrich, in his first season with the Falcons after serving as the Jets interim coach last season, saw the fallout from the prank call as a distraction from the Falcons\u2019 work.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere are so many amazing people in this building that did an amazing job in this draft process, and then to pull it off on draft weekend and to do as well as they did, it\u2019s hard,\u201d Ulbrich said, \u201cbecause those people should be celebrating these moments and they probably weren\u2019t as much as they should have been.\u201d<\/p>\n
Sanders\u2019 was not the only prank call received by a draft prospect during draft festivities.<\/p>\n
Giants pick Abdul Carter was on the wrong end of a call, his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, told ESPN on Wednesday, with the Browns\u2019 Mason Graham, the Indianapolis Colts\u2019 Tyler Warren, the Philadelphia Eagles\u2019 Kyle McCord and the Buffalo Bills\u2019 Chase Lundt also reportedly getting pranked during the weekend.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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