Cellphone video appears to show a Buffalo Bills defensive end hitting a Philadelphia Eagles fan who was heckling Bills players from the stands during Sunday night's game in the City of Brotherly Love — an incident that promises only to deepen Philly sports fans' notorious reputation as rowdy‚ obnoxious trash-talkers.Now‚ they may be known as literal game-changers‚ as an NFL source told the Philadelphia Inquirer that the Bills player in question likely will be fined and probably suspended.What are the details?Video shows four Bills players walking from their bench to the stands to confront an Eagles fan. Bills defensive tackle Jordan Phillips — who stands 6 feet‚ 6 inches tall‚ weighs 341 pounds‚ and wears the number 97 jersey — gets into the face of the fan‚ who continues to yell from the stands while holding what appears to be a Miller Lite beer can.Lawson — who stands 6 feet‚ 3 inches tall‚ weighs 265 pounds‚ and wears the number 90 jersey — is just behind and to the right of Phillips and is seen appearing to strike the fan with his right hand as the hooting and hollering intensify. Content warning: F-bombs and raised middle fingers: — (@) The fan didn't appear to suffer any injury‚ the paper said‚ and the Bills players walked back to their bench after the altercation. If the fan's words managed to damage the Bills' egos‚ the Eagles players delivered the bigger blow‚ coming from behind and beating the visiting Bills 37-34 in overtime.Eagles fan Becca Cavalier‚ who recorded the video‚ told the Buffalo News she believes the confrontation took place during the first quarter."I'm not sure exactly what happened that led to them all coming over‚" Cavalier added to the Buffalo News‚ noting that Phillips "and the fan in the video were chirping at each other a lot the whole game‚ but I couldn't really hear what was being said."The Buffalo News said neither the Bills nor the NFL immediately responded Sunday night when asked for comment. The Inquirer said the Eagles early Monday morning had not responded to its request for comment.Anything else?Eagles fans are well known for their‚ er‚ enthusiasm:About a half-hour before the Eagles faced off against the Kansas City Chiefs in last season's Super Bowl‚ a handful of Eagles fans were caught on video tipping over a car — the kind of thing that happens after a victory; the Eagles lost the Super Bowl.Last season‚ Eagles fans reportedly booed first lady Jill Biden — who grew up nearby in New Jersey and was an honorary captain for the home game — and hollered expletive-laded chants about President Joe Biden.Oh‚ and NFL players in an anonymous poll indicated that Eagles fans are the most obnoxious in the game.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Honda recently issued a recall over a missing seatbelt part that could impact over 300‚000 vehicles‚ according to a company press release.Over the weekend‚ the automaker announced that it submitted a safety recall to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration concerning its 2023 and 2024 Accords and HR-Vs. The NHTSA's recall report explained that the "front seat belt pretensioners were assembled without a rivet securing the quick connector and wire plate." The pretensioners tighten the seatbelt upon impact. Therefore‚ seatbelts missing a rivet could fail to properly restrain a passenger in the event of a crash‚ increasing the likelihood of injury‚ the report added."The installation of the rivet was skipped during assembly‚" it noted.The seatbelts failed to comply with the Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards "Occupant Crash Protection‚" "Seat Belt Assemblies‚" and "Seat Belt Assembly Anchorages‚" the NHTSA stated.The automaker plans to notify vehicle owners by mail in January. Impacted seatbelt pretensioners will be replaced by the dealer. Owners who have already paid to complete the repairs may be eligible for reimbursement.Honda reported that it received seven warranty claims as of November 16. The automaker has not received any reports of injury or deaths related to the missing part.The NHTSA's report states that an estimated 1% of 303‚770 vehicles will need to receive replacement parts.A Honda spokesperson told the Associated Press that most of the vehicles are expected only to require an inspection. The spokesperson added that dealers will likely receive replacement parts by the end of November and that consumers are able to take their vehicles to a dealer for an inspection now.The automaker issued a recall earlier this month over bearing failures that could cause the vehicle's engine to stall‚ increasing the risk of fire‚ crashes‚ and injury. The recall impacted nearly 250‚000 Odysseys‚ Pilots‚ Acuras‚ and Ridgelines.Over the summer‚ Honda issued another recall over backup camera failures that impacted 1.2 million vehicles‚ including Pilots and Odysseys."If the [Media Oriented Systems Transport] communication is lost for more than 20 seconds‚ the rearview camera function will fail when the vehicle is in the reverse gear‚ increasing the risk of a crash or injury‚" Honda's recall notice stated.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

President Joe Biden reportedly apologized to "prominent Muslims" last month for doubting the civilian death toll in Gaza.Last month‚ Biden told reporters that he has "no notion that the Palestinians are telling the truth" about civilian casualties in Gaza. "I'm sure innocents have been killed‚ and it's the price of waging a war‚" Biden explained. "But I have no confidence in the number that the Palestinians are using."The day after Biden made those comments — which drew outrage from the Council on American-Islamic Relations — the president met with Muslims and apologized for his remarks‚ according to the Washington Post.The Post set the scene:Biden met with five prominent Muslim Americans‚ who protested what they saw as his insensitivity to the civilians who were dying. All spoke of people they knew who had been affected by the suffering in Gaza‚ including a woman who had lost 100 members of her family. Biden appeared to be affected by their account."I'm sorry. I'm disappointed in myself‚" Biden told the group in a meeting that lasted more than an hour. "I will do better."Whether Biden was truly contrite or if he was saving face is not clear. But what is clear is that his comments about civilian casualties in Gaza‚ though blunt‚ were not haphazard.That is because the Gaza Ministry of Health‚ which provides the casualty figures‚ is controlled by Hamas‚ and the terrorist group has no incentive to tell the truth. In fact‚ inflating the civilian death toll falsely helps Hamas' propaganda war against Israel. Moreover‚ the casualty figure does not distinguish between civilians and combatants‚ and there is no way to verify Hamas' claims.Importantly‚ the civilian casualty toll is certainly higher than it ought to be because Hamas uses civilians as human shields.Biden‚ according to the Post‚ is struggling to balance his support for Israel — America's No. 1 ally in the Middle East — with administration officials who believe the U.S. needs to tamp down its support. Progressives‚ of course‚ have spent weeks screaming about a ceasefire without offering any concrete long-term solutions to the Israel-Palestine issue.Perhaps the first domino fell on Sunday when National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan did not rule out placing conditions on future U.S. aid to Israel. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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