He's spilling him, so it's up.

I don't get f*** about football after that, respectfully.

Exchangeing words.

You were saying that you spit on him, did you spit on him?

I ain't never opened my mouth to that die.

Just unclear, you did not spit on him out.

Let's see what that's what he was saying.

I ain't spit on nobody.

Oh, Jamar, Jamar, Jamar, maybe he blacked out.

Maybe he was in a fugue state at the moment.

Maybe he had given. And there was some history between the two of them.

There was a big hit by Jalen Ramsey on Jamar Chase on a play in the second quarter.

And from one angle, you can kind of see that Jalen Ramsey recognizes the ball's already passed, and he still unloads on him. Here it is here. Nine minutes and change left in the second quarter. The ball's passed. Ramsey blew him up. I'm surprised it wasn't a flag. You can see that. Ramsey's looking. Ball's gone. And he's

like, I'm taking the free shot on this guy. That was in the second quarter. They exchanged words then.

And then in the fourth quarter, there was a series of a couple of plays where there was pushing and shoving.

They both got flagged for putting their hands up and shoving on the face masks. And it was during a dead

spot. During a timeout, the Bengals had called because they were facing fourth and short. They ran

the clock down like we see. And then they called timeout with one second left on the play clock.

The camera wasn't even on the field live at the time catching what had happened. And they got

into it there. They are standing near the 43 yard line

on the upper hash mark. And it was Ramsey who threw the hand to the face and got ejected.

The officials didn't see the spit. And the words started to circulate. I started to see on social media

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