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That happened to us. We had two light olive eggers and a tan egger. She was super mean, in addition to laying tan eggs, so we rehomed her as a brown egg layer.

Beautiful bird, great example of male-specific red color and pattern on his wing. This is a male only trait, along with pointy hackle feathers and saddle feathers, all of which are beautifully developed on him.

Regardless of what the breed as a whole may be known for rooster-wise (I don't know about the roosters myself), your particular SGE roo is trying to attack your son. Once roos get like this, they don't often get over it, and frankly having that bird anywhere on your property is dangerous for...