Raiders' Josh McDaniels supports Davante Adams after incident

LAS VEGAS — Las Vegas Raiders coach Josh McDaniels voiced his support for wide receiver Davante Adams Tuesday afternoon, hours after a police report was taken on Adams pushing down a man at the conclusion of the Raiders' 30-29 loss at the Kansas City Chiefs on his way to the locker room Monday night.

And while ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Adams is facing discipline from the NFL, McDaniels said he did not yet know «what may or may not come» from the league.

«I support Davante wholeheartedly as a human being,» McDaniels said. «As a person, he's a great guy. I know that was an unfortunate situation. We obviously don't want any of our guys to be doing anything like that. He knows that. He's very well aware of that. But I know the person; I don't think there was any intent behind it, on his part.

»But whatever (the NFL) asks of us, whatever they need from us, obviously we'll comply. But we're kind of in a wait-and-see (situation) at this point."

The Kansas City Police Department released a statement Tuesday morning, elaborating on the situation.

«The victim is a photographer at the Chiefs/Raiders game. At the end of the game, he was pushed to the ground causing injury. He made arrangements for private transport to the hospital for treatment at which time he called police. The injuries are preliminarily thought to be non-life threatening. The incident will be investigated by our Assault Unit detectives, upon completion they will coordinate with the applicable city or state prosecutor to determine any applicable charges.»

The report said the investigation was expected to take «longer than 1-2 days.»

Adams apologized for pushing the man down at his locker following the game.

«I want to apologize to the guy, there was some guy