‘But what unfolded over the game’s final minutes wasn’t merely an improbable comeback that turned it into instant classic. It was the product of a series of extraordinarily improbable events that all had to take place to create an unbelievable result.’
BillsBeat - September 9, 2025
NFL, Buffalo Bills ban fan who shoved DeAndre Hopkins and Lamar Jackson
‘The fan is banned “indefinitely” from Bills and NFL stadiums, Bills and league officials told USA TODAY Sports. The fan had been ejected after he shoved the two Ravens players.’
Bills confront their defensive shortcomings after their thrilling comeback against the Ravens
‘Entering the season, the defense was considered the team’s weakest link. And the unit has come up short in the playoffs over the past five years. Buffalo has allowed averages of 33.2 points and 426 yards of offense — including 150 yards rushing — in each of its last five playoff losses. Four of those were to Kansas City.’
Bills fan indefinitely banned from NFL stadiums after slapping Ravens stars: report
‘Jackson and Hopkins were celebrating with teammates in the end zone following a touchdown pass in the third quarter. The NBC broadcast caught the fan crossing the line.’
Fan who hit DeAndre Hopkins, Lamar Jackson during Bills game given indefinite ban from NFL stadiums
‘The incident took place in the third quarter following Hopkins’ one-handed touchdown grab to extend the Ravens’ lead to 34-19. Several Ravens players were celebrating near the front row of the stands out of the back of the end zone when the fan struck Hopkins on the helmet and appeared to make contact with Jackson as well, only to be shoved in retaliation by the Ravens quarterback. The fan was also ejected by security personnel.’
'Stuff Don't Happen Like That': The Anatomy of Josh Allen's Incredible Comeback
‘You know who 17 is. It’s a bird. It’s a plane.’
Bills Fan Who Shoved Ravens Players After Touchdown Banned From All NFL Stadiums
‘As Hopkins and his teammates were celebrating the one-handed touchdown he hauled in, a fan in the Highmark Stadium crowd could be seen hitting the wide receiver on the helmet. The fan then shoved Lamar Jackson—who shoved him back—before ultimately being ejected from the stadium.’
How James Cook's First 50 Career Games Compare to Derrick Henry, Other Top Running Backs
‘Cook has been a lightning rod for Buffalo since his arrival in 2022. Over his first three-plus NFL seasons, he’s run the ball 546 times for 2,682 yards and 21 touchdowns. These numbers come out to 4.9 yards per rush and a score every 26 carries.’
Bills Fans Should Be Ashamed of What They Did During Win Over Ravens
‘While today should be a fun day for all Bills fans as they celebrate what will go down as one of the coolest wins in franchise history, it should also be a day that the fanbase grows up a little bit (O.K., a lot of bit) and reflects on two disgusting moves during the game by some of their fellow fans who were sitting close to the action.’
Video Shows Huge Stream of Bills Fans Leaving Early Before Incredible Comeback
‘Here you can see the steady stream of all those who abandoned hope and tried to beat traffic.’
Bills punishes fan who hit DeAndre Hopkins
‘“The fan who shoved Ravens WR DeAndre Hopkins, and then got shoved by QB Lamar Jackson, has been “indefinitely banned from Bills and NFL stadiums”, per a team official. The fan had been ejected after the shove Sunday night.”’
Bills fan banned from NFL stadiums after physical altercation with Lamar Jackson
‘A Bills fan got physical with both DeAndre Hopkins and Lamar Jackson after the former caught a one-handed touchdown. The Ravens were celebrating in the end zone when the fan shoved both Hopkins and Jackson, which caused Jackson to shove the fan back. Now, that fan has been given a massive punishment.’
Bills Mafia member punished by NFL over altercation with Lamar Jackson, DeAndre Hopkins
‘Adam Schefter broke the news that the fan was barred from entering any NFL stadium indefinitely.’
Bills' Keon Coleman's breakout game points to monster season ahead
‘The only Coleman frustration is the occasional drop, but those seem to happen on the simplest of plays. It’s like when he has to do something difficult with no time to think, catching isn’t a problem. So he can clean up any of the hands issues.’
McDermott praises Oliver's 'big game'
‘”You could feel his play out there. Whether it was the run game, the pass game, a couple good hits on the quarterback, a couple big plays in the run game behind the line of scrimmage, and then forcing the fumble. Like the entire team, he didn’t quit. There was no quit in that team, in our team. And that’s a good thing as we look to move forward.”‘