Joe Judge on Kadarius Toney’s expulsion: it’s not going to be accepted

Rookie wide receiver Kadarius Toney entered Sunday with 10 catches for 92 yards. With Sterling Shepard and Darius Slayton inactive with their injuries and Kenny Golladay starting with a knee injury, Toney received his first big opportunity.

He caught 10 passes for 189 yards, setting the team’s rookie record for most receiving yards in a game. Odell Beckham held the previous mark with 185 yards in a game against the Eagles in 2014.

Toney, however, ruined him at the end of the fourth quarter with a knockout. He punched Cowboys safety Damontae Kazee.

Giants coach Joe Judge took to the field to give Toney an ear on the catcher’s walk to the locker room.

“Look, there is a pretty distinct line in terms of the competition and the things that we are not going to tolerate as a team that got us behind,” said Judge. “It will not be accepted. It will not be tolerated. That’s as far as I’m going to go now with this. Obviously that caused him to quit the game, and I’ll leave it at that. “

The league will be looking at the smashes to determine whether Toney’s punch merits a suspension, and the judge said he would “let the league handle this” when asked about his level of concern about being Toney-free during the course. of week 6.

The judge had not spoken about the first-round draft pick before his post-match press conference.