Lamar Jackson apologizes for pushing fan who hit his helmet during Ravens loss: 'Just chill next time'

While Hopkins didn't retaliate, Jackson shoved the fan, but he is remorseful. 

"It just happened. I got pushed. I'm like, what? I wasn't even thinking about me being out there on the field. My apologies to him."

"As far as I can tell, we're at a real good spot with that," Harbaugh said about Jackson's situation. 

This wasn't the only fan incident at the Bills' home opener on Sunday, as Derrick Henry's 46-yard score led to someone throwing a frozen water bottle that almost hit the running back in the end zone.

Jackson and the Ravens looked like they were headed to victory on the road to kick off the 2025 NFL season, but that all went away in the fourth quarter as Josh Allen and the Bills fought back to win on a walk-off field goal. 

Jackson finished the game 14-of-19 for 209 yards and two passing touchdowns, while also rushing for 70 yards on six attempts with one touchdown on the ground as well. Henry leads the NFL in rushing after his night of 169 yards and two touchdowns.