A Green Bay Packers fan was seen pushing Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Zay Flowers after the player performed his own rendition of the Lambeau Leap.
Flowers scored on a 10-yard touchdown pass from Tyler Huntley in the fourth quarter to help push the Ravens’ lead to 10 points. The Pro Bowl wide receiver found a Ravens fan sitting in a sea of yellow and green and jumped into the stands to celebrate the score.
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The Packers fan sitting next to the Ravens supporter pushed Flowers out of the stands and back onto the field. A security officer who was near the barrier between the field and the fans scolded the Packers backer. It didn’t immediately appear that the incident escalated from there.
The incident comes nearly a week after a Detroit Lions fan was involved in an altercation with Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf. The Steelers star was seen taking a swing at the fan who heckled him. Metcalf was suspended for two games over the incident.
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There is still a mystery over what was said that sparked the incident. The reports indicated that derogatory and racial remarks were hurled toward Metcalf. But the fan said at a press conference earlier this week no such remarks were made.
Ravens star Lamar Jackson was involved in a fan incident at Highmark Stadium during a game against the Buffalo Bills. He pushed a fan back into his seat after the fan slapped the helmets of Ravens players. The fan was reportedly indefinitely banned from all NFL stadiums.
Meanwhile, the Ravens defeated the Packers on Saturday night and kept their playoff hopes alive.
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