CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Tershawn Wharton saved one young fan from disaster after the Chiefs win against Panthers on Sunday. As the Chiefs players were heading to locker room following the victory, a boy stunting a Nick Bolton jersey reached out over a railing the stands to greet Wharton as he was approaching him. End Zone Extra: Get the top Chiefs news and insider features all season long As Wharton was taking off his gloves to give to the young fan, he fell head first over the railing before Wharton caught him and lifted him back up in the stands. "It was a natural a reaction. Usually when I leave the game, I try to throw my gloves in the crowd, and I think I heard my name a little and when I heard my name, I seen him coming down," Wharton said on the Pat McAfee Show. "I just had to kind of like push him into the stands a little bit to make sure he didn't hit too hard." Wharton has gotten a chance to speak to or meet the fan since their encounter, but he did offer him an invitation to a game. "I would like to reach out to him, get him out to a game and be able to reflect with him a little bit more," Wharton said. The four-year pro is having the best season of his career, posting a career-high 2.5 in 11 games to go along with 19 tackles.