Eagles’ Head of Security, Dom DiSandro, will not be permitted on the Philadelphia sideline for the upcoming Sunday night game against the Dallas Cowboys. This decision stems from his involvement in a sideline altercation with San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw last Sunday, as reported by sources within the league.
While DiSandro is allowed to travel to Dallas with the Eagles and fulfill his regular duties, he won’t be present on the sideline during the game. On Friday, DiSandro, along with other Eagles officials, held a meeting with NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell at the league office in New York. The league is currently in the process of reviewing additional materials to determine if further disciplinary action is necessary.
In response to the incident, the NFL issued a memo on Wednesday to all teams, reminding them to ensure that their game-day staff understands their roles do not extend to participating in on-field altercations, emphasizing the need to refrain from such involvement.
Dre Greenlaw confirmed on Wednesday that he and DiSandro exchanged apologies through intermediaries. Greenlaw expressed regret for the escalation of the situation and mentioned that DiSandro seemed to be a genuine and well-liked individual in the building. The linebacker also acknowledged the possibility of facing a fine for the hit that initiated the sideline altercation.
