We now have a better sense of what the Panthers practice-squad player said to Odell Beckham Jr.

Odell Beckham Jr. was suspended for one game for on-field antics that could have been triggered by threats and homophobic slurs made to him by a member of the Carolina Panthers' practice squad before the game. On Wednesday, New York Giants punter Brad Wing, who was standing nearby, revealed what he heard during the altercation.

During warm-ups before Sunday's game, members of the Panthers were seen carrying baseball bats, a pump-up tradition that they've done all season long. But one member of the practice squad, Marcus Ball, approached Beckham with a bat and was caught on video yelling toward him. The two were separated by members of the Giants, including Wing.

Here's video:

Wing, the Giants player who steps between Ball and Beckham, shared his account of the moment, from Giants beat writer Paul Schwartz of the New York Post:

Norman was fined $26,000 for two separate plays on Beckham during the game, and Panthers head coach Ron Rivera said that he was putting an end to the pregame bat ritual.

Beckham, meanwhile, appealed his suspension. Pro Football Talk reported that the alleged use of homophobic slurs was not brought up in Beckham's appeal.

The NFL is expected to rule on the appeal by the end of the day Wednesday.