Bolts' Jefferson ejected, makes obscene gesture

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• In Kris' free time, he lives his NBA dreams at men's leagues across Los Angeles. Follow on XEmailPrintOpen Extended ReactionsKANSAS CITY, Mo -- Chargers safety Tony Jefferson was ejected after a helmet-to-helmet hit on Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Tyquan Thornton in the fourth quarter of Los Angeles' 16-13 victory Sunday and left the field in frustration, making an obscene gesture toward fans. After the game, Jefferson apologized for the gesture.
• He said that he didn't have any bad intentions on the hit and thought it was legal but hadn't yet seen a replay."I'm classier than that.
• I was just caught up in the moment," Jefferson said.
• "Emotions get high.
• I won't sit here and act like I'm a perfect man.