Overview
- NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy said the matter was handled by the Ravens and there will be no fine or further action against Jackson.
- The confrontation followed a 29-yard touchdown to DeAndre Hopkins late in the third quarter when a fan struck Hopkins and made contact with Jackson, who then pushed the fan.
- Stadium security ejected the spectator, and the Bills said the person is indefinitely banned from Bills and NFL stadiums.
- Jackson apologized Wednesday, telling the fan to keep hands to themselves and calling for fans to refrain from throwing objects.
- Coach John Harbaugh said team executives spoke with the league and with Jackson, as separate thrown-object incidents involving Derrick Henry renewed focus on player safety.