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Chase denies spitting on Ramsey, who says he was spat on and reacts with a punch in a heated end to the Steelers-Bengals clash.
Officials did not witness spitting on the field, leaving the spitting detail unverified while the incident was reviewed.
Ramsey was ejected for punching after a preceding exchange with Chase, as tensions flared in Week 11 between the division rivals.

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Jalen Ramsey was ejected for throwing a punch after an on-field altercation with Ja’Marr Chase.
The officials cited a punch as the reason for Ramsey’s ejection.
Chase and Ramsey were involved after an unsportsmanlike conduct call on a third-down play.
The incident occurred during a critical late-game moment in the Steelers-Bengals clash.
Chase remained on the field as Cincinnati prepared for a possible fourth-and-one after the incident.
Ramsey had been playing in the Steelers’ secondary amid injuries for the team.
The report identifies this as part of NBC Sports’ Pro Football Talk coverage.
The game was described with contextual details about penalties and a timeout sequence.
The article notes subsequent context including other top PFT content and standings.
The report provides a snapshot of the broader Steelers-Bengals game day coverage and other top stories.

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Ramsey was ejected for the punch after the on-field scuffle with Ja’Marr Chase in the fourth quarter of the Bengals-Steelers game.
Ramsey said Chase spit on him, which he cited as the reason for his punch.
Chase denied spitting, telling reporters he didn’t spit on anybody after the game.
The matchup featured both teams' defenses and a fumble return that helped seal Pittsburgh’s 34-12 victory.
Pittsburgh moved to 6-4 on the season while Cincinnati fell to 3-7 after the win.
The fourth-quarter scuffle drew referees' attention as tempers flared after a rush play was ruled dead.
Video angles circulated showing Ramsey turning his head before delivering the punch.
Chase’s postgame remarks focused on his denial of spitting and his stance in the incident.
The game was an AFC North clash with playoff-implications considerations as part of the Steelers’ and Bengals’ seasons.
Sports Illustrated provided coverage of the incident with quotes from Ramsey, Chase, and game context.

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Video surfaces of a heated sideline exchange between Ja’Marr Chase and Jalen Ramsey during Sunday’s game.
Ramsey was ejected in the fourth quarter after throwing a punch following the confrontation.
Chase denies spitting, telling reporters he did not spit on anybody.
Chase noted officials did not eject him because they did not see spitting.
The ongoing incident has led to continued coverage and updates.
The source asserts the clip documents mutual confrontation before the spitting accusation.
Chase’s denial came after Ramsey publicly claimed spit was involved in the exchange.
Chase’s comments were relayed via The Athletic’s Paul Dehner Jr. coverage.
The incident adds to a broader narrative of tension between Chase and Ramsey.
The video clip was shared with surrounding social-media context and reaction.

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