DeVante Parker is dubious of Sauce Gardner's low-blow allegation against Patriots quarterback Mac Jones.
Parker on Monday responded to a video clip of the alleged incident shared by The Athletic's Dianna Russini.
"Still don't see anything," the New England wide receiver wrote on the X platform.
Gardner, the New York Jets' star cornerback, claimed Jones hit him in his "private parts" during a post-whistle scrum in Sunday's Patriots victory at MetLife Stadium. The alleged cheap shot reignited the "dirty player" debate, with multiple current and former NFL players slapping Jones with that label.
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Jones said "nothing was intentional" when asked about the play Monday. He will not be suspended, per a report from NFL Media's Tom Pelissero, but could be fined for his actions.
The league fined Jones three times last season -- twice for unnecessary roughness and once for unsportsmanlike conduct.
The 1-2 Patriots will visit the 2-1 Dallas Cowboys this Sunday at AT&T Stadium.
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