Terrell Davis (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SiriusXM )
Denver Broncos Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis never thought he would see himself being placed in handcuffs, but that is exactly what happened over the weekend after an incident that happened during a commercial plane flight.

Davis says federal agents unjustly handcuffed him after lightly tapping on a flight attendant’s arm during a United Airlines flight as he broke his silence over the matter.

In a Monday morning Instagram post, Davis wrote that he was on a flight from Denver to John Wayne Airport in Orange County, California, on Saturday with his wife and three children.

It started with beverage service when Terrell Davis stated his son politely requested a cup of ice. Due to the noise on the plane, the attendant did not hear him, so Davis took it upon himself to tap the attendant on the arm to get his attention.

The United staffer did not take to being touched and shouted, “Don’t hit me!” according to Davis’ post as he proceeded to hurry to the front of the plane.

Once the flight eventually landed, Terrell Davis said the pilot asked the passengers to remain seated as “six FBI and law enforcement agents” boarded the plane and placed the former running back in handcuffs.

He was then removed from the aircraft.

“I was — and remain — humiliated, embarrassed, powerless and angry,” Davis wrote.

Once the questioning by the agents began, the Hall of Fame running back said he would receive an apology as they determined the flight attendant was inaccurate in his accusations.

Despite that apology, he stated he has yet to hear from United Airlines as he is demanding an investigation into the matter.

“Please see my statement regarding the recent humiliating, disturbing, and traumatizing incident in front of our children aboard @united. Please contact @sgghlaw for any inquiries,” Davis wrote as the caption on Instagram.

NFL Hall Of Famer Terrell Davis Once Had Inappropriate Gesture Towards Molly Qerim

An old video from 2017 recently went viral again, featuring Molly Qerim in an uncomfortable situation with an NFL legend.

The resurfaced video clip from her time at the NFL Network shows NFL legend Terrell Davis making an inappropriate attempt to bend her over during a segment.

NFL Network Announces One Of Their Most Popular Shows Is Returning With “More Content Than Ever” Following Relocation & Several Significant Changes

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‘Good Morning Football’ is returning to television with the promise of “more content than ever.”

The show has relocated to California ahead of the 2024 NFL season and will return to the air on Monday, July 29, following a lengthy hiatus.

“Good Morning Football is officially set to return with more content than ever, only this time on a new coast,” NFL.com reported Monday morning.

“The Emmy-winning morning show will relaunch on Monday, July 29, from its new home at NFL Network’s studios in Inglewood, Calif., and will air from 8-10 a.m. ET Monday through Friday.”

The show will be joined by another program branded ‘GMFB: Overtime,’ which will run for two hours on weekdays, from 10 AM to noon ET. The latter will premier on the same date and will also stream for free on the Roku Channel. It’s expected to branch out into syndication on various local stations by Monday, September 2.

“Not only are we bringing back a show that so many fans have woken up to and loved for years, we are giving it a state-of-the-art new home with even more resources and space for our talent to showcase their signature segments and fun takes on the game of football,” NFL Media vice president of original content and entertainment Angela Ellis said.