Shooter McGavin Account Roasts Brock Rechsteiner’s NFL Suspension With Scott Steiner Joke

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A Shooter McGavin parody account wasted no time turning Brock Rechsteiner’s six-game NFL suspension into a full-blown Scott Steiner punchline.

The verified parody account posted an old clip of Steiner walking to the ring beside a live tiger and joked that Big Poppa Pump was already on his way to confront NFL commissioner Roger Goodell over his son’s punishment.

“Scott Steiner heading to Roger Goodell’s office to appeal the suspension.”

The joke hit because there may not be a more insane visual for an NFL appeal than Scott Steiner marching into league headquarters with a tiger at his side.

Rechsteiner, who is Scott Steiner’s son and WWE star Bron Breakker’s cousin, has been suspended for the first six games of the 2026 NFL season. The New Orleans Saints wide receiver can still take part in training camp and preseason games before the suspension begins when rosters are reduced to 53 players.

The NFL has not revealed why Rechsteiner was suspended. The six-game length has led to speculation because performance-enhancing drug penalties can increase from four games to six when an attempt is made to manipulate a test result. There is still no confirmation that the league’s PED policy is connected to his suspension.

None of that stopped the Shooter McGavin account from finding the most ridiculous Scott Steiner footage possible and turning the situation into wrestling comedy. The suspension could hurt Rechsteiner’s chances of making the Saints’ final roster, but the parody post has already made sure his famous father is now part of the story. Goodell had better hope Steiner leaves the tiger at home.

What did you think of the Shooter McGavin parody account’s Scott Steiner joke? Leave your thoughts and feedback in the comments.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.