Footage shows Bills' Shaq Lawson appearing to shove Eagles fan as players intervene to stop another

Footage showed several Buffalo players confronting Philadelphia fans on Sunday during a 37-34 overtime defeat to the Eagles.

With Philly fans shouting at the approaching Bills, defensive tackle Jordan Phillips led a group of players toward the stands.

Phillips appeared to lead the player movement, which centered upon one fan and featured Phillips yelling at the fan multiple times.

As four Bills players in total surrounded the fan, Buffalo defender Shaq Lawson appeared to confront and push the fan backward.

While one security personnel member wearing yellow watched the proceedings, a person wearing gear similar to the Bills' colors walked over from the sideline with the Buffalo players.

In the end, staff members as well as Leonard Floyd ushered the players away from escalating things any further.

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Eagles fans, meanwhile, continued to cheer and shout at the end of a back and forth game that featured multiple lead changes, and finished with Jalen Hurts running for a 12-yard touchdown with two minutes and 37 seconds remaining in OT.

This is the second consecutive week that Buffalo has had serious issues off the field.

While the Bills (6-6) have struggled on the field -- they fell back to .500 on Sunday and are currently out of a playoff spot in the AFC -- they've also been filled with drama outside the lines.

Last week, Bills and Jets players got in a tunnel fight inside Buffalo's stadium.

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Footage showed player tension carrying into an area near the team locker rooms following a 32-6 home victory by the Bills.

An attempt was made to separate Jets defender Micheal Clemons and Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins but the duo continued to converge and ignited a tense skirmish.

While loud Eagles fans celebrated on Sunday, Philadelphia won the battle and kept moving forward.

The Eagles improved to 10-1 and retained control of the best record in the NFL.

“We found a way at the end and made it happen,” Hurts said.

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