Just when the league thought the 10/10 controversy had cooled down, Coach Ke is back in the spotlight — but this time, he’s smiling. Why? Because he believes he’s caught undeniable proof of a rules violation by none other than Houston’s coach Casper.
Everyone remembers the firestorm two weeks ago when Casper’s Texans failed to meet the 10 run minimum, resulting in running back Nick Chubb being suspended for two games. The punishment sparked heated debates across the league, with Ke leading the charge that suspending a player the coach didn’t want to use anyway was no punishment at all.
But in the very next matchup, Ke claims Casper blatantly ignored that suspension. Screenshots show Nick Chubb not only suited up, but logging touches in the box score — recording 2 rush attempts and 6 catches for 90 yards and a touchdown. Instead of sitting, Chubb became a featured weapon in Houston’s passing attack.
The moment Ke heard the news, he was out grabbing ice cream with his son and Falcons coach HD. “I had to laugh,” Ke said. “I scooped my boy up, cones in hand, and went straight to the commissioner’s office with the evidence. If I gotta follow the rules, so does everybody else.”
When Ke arrived, the scene outside the office was comedy in itself. Commissioner Greeny was fiddling with a solar panel like he was about to hook it up to the league’s power supply. Commissioner Q was leaned back, smiling, holding out his headphones trying to convince Ke to check out one of his “trans tracks of the week.” And when Ke finally stormed through the door, he caught Commissioner JT choking his chicken while watching Lenorris Sellers highlights on his screen — only for JT to slam the laptop shut as soon as Ke stepped in.
Ke, holding his folder of screenshots and his son by his side, was all smiles. “I just want to see what they do with it,” he joked, clutching the proof like courtroom exhibits. For a coach who has often been on the wrong end of heavy-handed rulings, this moment feels like a role reversal — the hunter bringing the receipts.
Now the ball is in the commissioners’ court. Will they hold Casper accountable for playing a suspended player? Or will this turn into another example of uneven punishment in the eyes of the league?
One thing’s for sure: the Jaguars’ undefeated season isn’t the only story making waves. With Coach Ke turning from defendant to prosecutor, the commissioner’s office has another firestorm to put out — and this time, the evidence is hard to ignore.
