NFL fans react as Eagles fan who berated female Packers fan gets identified-"Ban him from the Linc" 

A Philadelphia Eagles fan who went viral for yelling at a female Green Bay Packers fan on Sunday has been identified. According to multiple reports, Ryan Caldwell, who works for BCT Partners, was the man seen harassing the Packers fan while she watched the game with her fiancee at Lincoln Financial Field.

The video was posted by her fiancee, content creator Alexander Basara, on Sunday night as he asked social media to help identify the man. His search was successful, as the Philadelphia Eagles reportedly identified Caldwell and banned him from future games. His company BCP Partners, also released a statement saying that they have launched their own investigation into the incident.

Fans on social media were quick to celebrate the fan possibly facing consequences for his actions. Despite the Green Bay Packers fans cheering for another team, Eagles fans were shocked by the way she was treated. The man, who was seated a row above, reportedly called the woman expletives after a penalty was called in favor of Green Bay.

"Now ban him from the Linc," a fan said.

Others applauded his place of employment for taking action, as everyone felt that he should be held accountable for his behavior.

"In Philadelphia we do not play. You mess up, you will be called on it. No one dunks on Philly folks like Philly folks," one fan said.

"This is how the world should work," another fan said.

One fan did try to make light of the terrible situation by joking that they would gladly take his seat at Lincoln Financial Field, since he won't be allowed to return.

"Can I get the guy’s seat?" one fan said.

"I love this for him," another fan said.

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Jordan Poyer's wife Rachel Bush outraged by the Eagles fan's behavior

The video of the irate Philadelphia Eagles fan yelling and harassing the Green Bay Packers fan quickly caused outrage amongst fans on social media. Many were in shock that a fellow fan, despite being a supporter of the away team, would be treated so poorly.

Miami Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer's wife, Rachel Bush, reshared the post on X on Monday and expressed her outrage that a fan would act that way over a game.

"Listen I love football. But it is a ball. It is a game, some of y’all are not well. No other way to put it," Rachel Bush tweeted.

Despite the fan's behavior, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Green Bay Packers 22-10 in the NFC Wild Card game and were never losing at any point in the game.