CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson had a controversial interaction with Josh Allen during the postgame interview. At the end of their live postgame interview, Wolfson apparently slapped the Buffalo Bills quarterback’s butt as the two went their separate ways.

BrickCenter shared the clip of the incident on X on Monday.

“Sideline reporter SLAPPED Josh Allen’s butt after the game 😭🤔,” the caption read.

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Fans flocked to the comments section to share their reactions.

“OK! Could you imagine a MAN REPORTER interviewing a female WNBA PLAYER like Sophie Cunningham and smacking her on the [expletive] after the interview ended with a big smile on his face! CAN YOU IMAGINE?! Keep your hands to yourself!” a fan wrote.

“[Expletive]Disgusting, actually. She s**ually assaulted Josh Allen,” one fan posted.

“Welcome back, Diana Russini,” another fan added.

Here are some more reactions.

“Imagine if it was reversed,” a fan said.

“She should be fired!” one fan commented.

“What if Josh slapped her butt? What would the reaction be?” another fan tweeted.

The broadcast angle did not clearly show where the contact occurred. The height difference between Wolfson and Allen, with the reporter standing 5-foot-2 and the Bills QB measuring 6-foot-5, along with the camera angle, made it difficult to determine exactly what happened.

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Josh Allen reveals the Bills’ plan to keep Maxx Crosby in check

The Buffalo Bills beat the Las Vegas Raiders 33-30 on Sunday to improve to 5-1. Speaking to reporters postgame, Quarterback Josh Allen opened up about how the offense limited the impact of defensive star Maxx Crosby.

“Well, you got to know where he’s at at all times,” Allen said. “It’s no secret our protection plan was to get some hands on him, slide his way, and not let him impact the game in a major way.”

“He’s going to make plays. He made a lot of plays in the run game. That’s going to happen. He’s a fantastic football player, but our goal was to not let it wreck the game, and I think we did that.”

Allen threw for 255 yards and two touchdowns while taking just two sacks for a combined loss of 13 yards. Running back James Cook finished with 95 yards and a touchdown on 22 carries.

The Buffalo Bills will host the Baltimore Ravens on Nov. 1 at Highmark Stadium after enjoying the bye week.