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Ravens de Baltimore Attack player Lamar Jackson He got into a brief fight with a fan during his game “Sunday Night Football” against the Buffalo bills.
The incident developed after Jackson launched a 29 -yard touchdown pass for Deandre Hopkins. The NBC transmission seemed to show the fan that reached the first row of the stands in the highmark stadium to hit Hopkins and Jackson in the helmet.
Jackson responded by giving the fan a two -handed push, which the fanatic returned. The transmission did not show the sequelae of the altercation.
The incident is shown below in its entirety:
The NFL created a fans code of behavior for the 32 of its teams before the 2008 NFL season. While the exact language of politics varies from team to another, its basic principles apply to spectators in all stadiums.
The Bills Code of Conduct It is prohibited that “any behavior that is considered inappropriate or dangerous for spectators, participants or team members will be” prohibited “. It also prohibits” interfering with the game (including entering the field or throwing objects into the field).
Both would apparently apply to the fan in question of Sunday’s game, although neither the Bills nor the NFL have still provided a public update on the situation.
(This story will be updated as there is more information available).