Ryan Caldwell, the Eagles fan who verbally assaulted a Green Bay Packers fan during the NFC wild-card game in Philadelphia, has issued an apology. He’s also cautioning those following along that this story is a lot more complicated than they think.

The Eagles face the Rams in an NFC playoff game at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday. Here's what fans can do to avoid getting banned from The Linc.

The Philadelphia Eagles fan, who went viral during the playoff game against the Green Bay Packers, is speaking out after he was banned from the stadium and fired from his job as a result of being abusive to a female Packers fan.

Caldwell is the Eagles fan who verbally abused a female Green Bay Packers fan Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field during the Eagles' 22-10 victory in a wild-card playoff game. The interaction was caught on video by the woman's fiancé Alex Basara, who is an internet content creator with Basaraski Productions on YouTube.

The "Brotherly Shove" or "Tush Push" is a variation of the quarterback sneak the Eagles use in short-yardage situations. The quarterback, Jalen Hurts, takes the snap and plows forward. He is then pushed from behind by the two running backs lined up behind him. Philadelphia uses the play when they are 1.5 yards or less from a first down.

Social media celebrated the firing of Eagles fan Ryan Caldwell after footage of him berating a woman went viral and questioned his apology.

A Philadelphia sports fan, who went on a misogynistic tirade against a female Green Bay Packers fan in viral video, lost his job and won't be allowed to ever attend another Eagles home game, officials said Tuesday.