Seahawks star WR DK Metcalf is no stranger to expressing his opinions. Recently, Metcalf took to Twitter to express his view regarding an incident involving a very senior government official. It was none other than US President Joe Biden.

Joe Biden was involved in a minor but unfortunate incident. It brought about a reaction from the WR DK Metcalf, who made fun of the fall in a tweet.

The star WR, drafted in 2019, has been a quality performer for the Seahawks over the last three seasons. Currently, the Seahawks are negotiating the WR’s contract and expect him to stay.

What did DK Metcalf tweet regarding the POTUS?

Recently, POTUS Joe Biden had a minor accident while biking in Delaware, surrounded by members of his presidential protection detail. He suddenly fell down as he tried to bring his bike to a halt while riding at Rehoboth Beach.

Metcalf tweeted the video and put on his own touch of four-word sarcasm. He said, “The slowest, stiffest fall,” referring to the awkward way the President fell down trying to halt the bike.

The video of the incident has gone viral on social media, and scores of people have commented on it, roasting the president for falling despite no apparent problem.

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Biden was unhurt in the incident. His protection detail responded quickly and helped him up after the fall. But the awkward fall made people launch a volley of trolling and memes at the President, as this is not the first time Biden has had such an unfortunate incident.

Metcalf’s achievements with the Seahawks and his future

Metcalf has achieved a few records in the three seasons with the Seahawks. He set the record for the most single-season receiving yards for the Seahawks. With this, he broke Steve Largent’s long-time record, which was the last set in 1985.

Metcalf is supposed to make $3.99 million in base salary in 2022, not including the bonus. He will be an unrestricted free agent after the 2022 season if he and the Seahawks can’t agree to a new contract before then.

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