Fan Buffalo in warm water after Deandra Hopkins, Lamar Jackson

The Buffalo Bills pulled out to be out of conquest Baltimore Ravens41-40, in Highmark Stadium on Sunday, which ended the opening of NFL on the note for nail nails.

The bills escaped the skin leather after they decreased by as many as 15 points in the fourth quarter, 40-25. Matt Prater turned a goal for a games field of 32 meters after Josh Allen took a valid buffalo for buffalo once again. They exceeded the ravens, 22-6, in the final period.

However, the victory, however, boarded Incident from the field. The account fan hit the head Deandra Hopkins As the ravens went out. Obviously, the fan is not done. He also hit Lamar Jackson In the head. The Baltimore star did not eat lightly and pushed the fan back into place.

The incident quickly went the virus. Conor Orr Orr Sports Illustrated pointed to X which is a fan can be in deep distress As he violated several rules set out in tickets for tickets for Highmark Stadium.

“Unauthorized entry into the field of play or other limited areas, trying any physical contact with any participant, and / or other disorderly behaviors or any other security policy, as in the first place, reading fine information about it, as shown from ORR.

“The classics will be removed from the stadium and are subject to arrest and prosecutor’s office, subtracting the privileges of tickets and other penalties, including a lifetime ban.”

Reading a fine print on the back of the bills for accounts in the last 15 minutes or something. It feels like a child who pushed Hopkins and Lamar, probably in deep weeds.

As I personally saw that fans of interrupting ~ every ~ one of these behavior codes, doing it in a big place is another matter. pic.twitter.com/pcmzz2nap

– Conor Orr (@ CONTORORRR) 8. September 2025

NFL Inside Jordan Schultz was also chimed, defended by Jackson’s action against fan behavior.

“Don’t tell me Lamar Jackson here didn’t do anything wrong here! He just reacted to a fan that was extremely funny and doing something that wasn’t supposed to contact the player,” Schultz wrote on X.

Don’t tell me Lamar Jackson didn’t do anything wrong here! He simply responded to a fan that was extremely funny and did something that was not a fan should never do – Establish contact with a player. pic.twitter.com/minknkz2cs

– Jordan Schultz (@ Schultz_report) 8. September 2025

As for writing, Neither Hopkins Nor Jackson commented on the incident. But that would be in the best interest of the calculation If they condemn an ​​act and make the fan is responsible.

The NFL repeatedly advocated the need to better protect players, including stadiums on call to tighten their security.