“CTE is f–king wild bro”, “SNL writers are about to go wild” – NFL fans roast Herschel Walker for pulling out phony badge at Georgia Senate Debate

H pulled out a prop, a fake police badge, specifically, after Warnock commented that he never pretended to be a cop.

Naturally, NFL fans took to social media to rip Walker for using the badge in a Senate debate.

Here's what social media had to say about the Republican nominee and his latest stunt:

Warning: NSFW Language

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Herschel Walker NFL career

The running back with the Dallas Cowboys

Walker played running back for the University of Georgia from 1980-1982, winning the Heisman Trophy in 1982. He rushed for 1,752 yards and 16 rushing touchdowns that year.

The rushing yards total was second in all of college football, while the 16 touchdowns were the fourth-most.

He's the Bulldogs' all-time leader in both career rushing yards (5,259 yards) and rushing touchdowns (52).

He was drafted in the fifth round of the 1982 NFL Draft by the Dallas Cowboys.

The former Bulldogs star made his first-ever Pro Bowl in his second season in the NFL, leading the league in scrimmage yards. He rushed for 891 yards and seven touchdowns while getting 60 receptions for 715 receiving yards in the 1983 season.

In October 1989, the running back was traded by the Cowboys to the Minnesota Vikings five games into his fourth season in the NFL.

After spending two full seasons with the Vikings, he went to the Philadelphia Eagles for three seasons (1992 -1994).

He next played for the New York Giants for a season in 1995 before returning to the Cowboys for the final two seasons of his NFL career. In total, he rushed for 8,225 yards and 61 touchdowns in his 12 seasons in the league.

While his NFL career was a productive one, the former NFL running back has been catching a lot of flak of late, after reportedly urging his former partner to get an abortion.