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Jemison Hannley
Owings Mills, MD. , Baltimore Ravens Quarterback Lamor jackson Apologize to Buffalo bill The fan that he shook in vengeance on Sunday night, but the two -time NFL’s most valuable player gave some advice.
“Just chill the next time,” Jackson said after Wednesday’s practice. “You can talk about garbage and accessories but keep your hands with you.”
During the loss of 41–40 on Sunday at Buffalo, Jackson was celebrating with some teammates near the front row of Hymark Stadium. Dendre hopkins Late in the third quarter. The fan wearing a red bill initially hit Jaxon at the helmet before doing so to Jackson, who immediately pushed a two -hand, which sent the fan falling backwards.
“It just happened,” said Jackson. “I pushed. I am liked, what? I was not thinking about me there. My apology.”
Jackson said that he has not heard of any possible discipline from the league. NFL did not return an email about the change between Jackson and the fan.
The fan was fired from the stadium on Sunday night. A team official on Monday told ESPN’s Adam Skeffer, “the fan has been banned indefinitely from the Bill and NFL stadiums. ,
About 10 minutes after Jackson’s incident with fan, revenue is running back Deeric henry After its 29-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter, the end area on the other side of the stadium was almost killed with a frozen water bottle.
Jackson said, “It should not be such items. It is not WWE.” “We are playing football here. So keep it for football. I know that people are going to garbage. I know that the opposing team is going to talk garbage. Keep it in this way. But keep your hands and keep your items with you.”
Jackson had a long conversation with Revenne General Manager Eric Dacosta about the incident. He also talked about the coach to John Harbagh what happened.
“As far as I can tell, we are in a real good place with him,” said Harbagh.
