So at the end of, well, actually it wasn't the end of the game.

It was after the DeAndre Hopkins touchdown that Lamar Jackson threw the one-handed touchdown.

As DeAndre Hopkins is walking by the fans down there in Buffalo,

there is a young Buffalo Bills fan who ends up like pushing the helmet of D'Andre Hopkins, you know,

putting his hand on it and then pushing it.

And then Lamar Jackson doesn't like this.

And Lamar Jackson decides to go full two-handed push of this kid that sends him back into the seat.

Now, you shouldn't be putting your hands on the players. You shouldn't be putting your hands on the players.

You shouldn't be putting your hands on the fans.

However, there is too much of this, like, we can do whatever we want when we go to games,

attitude that these fans have.

They're like, something like this is just bound to happen.

And I kind of like it.

Like sit in the seat, don't touch my teammate, you idiot.

I don't care how old you are.

Keep your freaking hands to yourself.

And if you don't, then you're going to get a taste of your own medicine.

Now, do I think that the fan, the player should always be hitting the fans?

No.

But there has to be like a message sent at some point so these moronic fans can understand that they're not,

just because they pay the price of the ticket, can do whatever the hell they want,

especially when it comes to touching a player as an opposing player in a negative way as he

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