Sports | Baltimore Ravens Ravens QB After Shoving Fan: 'I Just Forgot Where I Was' Baltimore's Lamar Jackson regrets altercation with spectator at Buffalo game By John Johnson Posted Sep 8, 2025 6:02 AM CDT Copied Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson walks off the field after the team's loss to the Buffalo Bills in Orchard Park, NY, Sunday, Sept. 7, 2025. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) It was an epic game, one that had Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson fielding questions afterward about his confrontation with an opposing ... fan. In the third quarter, Jackson shoved a Buffalo Bills fan in the stands who had slapped Baltimore's DeAndre Hopkins' helmet and then Jackson, reports NBC News. The two were celebrating a touchdown pass that had put the Ravens up 33-19. The shove: Watch the moment via ESPN. Jackson: "I seen him slap D-Hop, then he slapped me and he was talking," Jackson said, per the AP. "So I just forgot where I was for a little bit. You got to think in those situations. You got security out there, let security handle it. I just let my emotions get the best of me." Later, the QB added: "He probably had a couple of beers," per USA Today. Fallout: No word yet on whether Jackson will face any league discipline. The fan got ejected, reports the Baltimore Banner. Comeback: As for the game, the Bills and QB Josh Allen trailed 40-25 but scored 16 points in the last four minutes to win 41-40. They got help from a fumble by Baltimore running back Derrick Henry. "Put the loss on me," he told reporters. "I own it like a man. We got lackadaisical and they made a play." Read These Next Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy suffers stroke. A look at why everyone appears to be reading the same books. Will real chocolate become a luxury food? It's not just deer getting caught in the headlights anymore. Report an error