Green Bay Packers destroys Baseball mascot in tackling drill

Oh my word.

At the two-second mark in the video, you can already tell things are going to be a disaster for poor Elvis. At that point, Dillon is already on his feet while Elvis still has one hand on the ground. At the three-second mark, Elvis has left the building and when I say that Elvis has left the building, I mean just Elvis’ head.

As of Monday afternoon, a total of six million people had viewed the video.

One of those six million was Dillon’s teammate, David Bakhtiari, who saw the video on Twitter. You can see his reaction below.

Fortunately, 9-1-1 wasn’t actually needed.

As bad as things looked for poor Elvis, he actually came away uninjured. The guy in the costume, Trey Meier, did an interview with The Athletic, and in that interview, he revealed that he only got the wind knocked out of him.

“The one thing that I was worried about when I got hit, I was like, ‘I’ve got to get my head back on,'” Meier said. “I got the wind knocked out of me a little bit, but I got up right away. I got my head back on, and I’d say that’s the only thing I regret, my head coming off, because there are now a couple kids in the stands who just saw Elvis without a head.”

The man got knocked into another dimension and his only thought was to get his head back on so he wouldn’t scare any little kids. That’s a pro’s pro. This guy should be voted mascot of the millennium.

And just for fun, here’s one more angle of the violence.

Dillon definitely looks ready for training camp, which is good news for him, because he’ll be reporting to camp with the rest of Green Bay’s veterans in just eight days (July 26).

The 24-year-old Dillon, who is going into his third-year with the Packers, actually led the team in both rushing yards (803) and rushing touchdowns (five) last season.

This post was originally published on CBSSports.com → and has been reposted in its entirety with only the title changed.