The Raven's Safety Punished in the Third Quarter of the Game against the Titans
LONDON -- The safety for the Baltimore Ravens, Kyle Hamilton, was ejected during the third quarter of his team's 24-16 victory over the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, after delivering a helmet-to-helmet hit to wide receiver Chris Moore.
Kyle Hamilton is the third player in the NFL to be ejected this season.
On a first and 15 play, Kyle Hamilton delivered a hard hit down the middle of the field near the goal line. Kyle Hamilton's helmet directly collided with the left side of Moore's head.
Moore, who played for the Ravens, got up dazed and headed to the Titans' locker room.
After Kyle Hamilton was ejected, Titans running back Derrick Henry scored on a 15-yard carry to cut the Ravens' lead to 18-13. At that point, Baltimore had received five penalties for 69 yards.
The loss of Kyle Hamilton was a big blow for Baltimore. Drafted in the first round of last year's draft, Kyle Hamilton entered Sunday's game as the team's fourth-leading tackler (29) and leader in sacks (three).
Geno Stone replaced Kyle Hamilton and later intercepted Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill in the third quarter.