The Baltimore Ravens beat the Washington Commanders earlier this season, but one fan took it too far after the game and was seen on video assaulting a Washington fan. Now he Receieved a hefty sentence.

A man who was facing charges after video went viral of a random attack on Washington Commanders fans following a game this season has pled guilty to three count

Jack Callis, 24, of Sarasota, Florida, pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree assault in exchange for a sentence of 10 years, with all time suspended except for 105 days, plus five years’ supervised probation. He has been in custody since he surrendered to Baltimore Police at the Southern District more than three months ago.

A man pleaded guilty to charges in connection with an assault after a Baltimore Ravens game in October. John Callis was indicted in October after turning himself in in connection with a viral video of an assault on Washington Commanders fans in Federal Hill.

A man pleaded guilty to charges in connection with an assault after a Baltimore Ravens game in October. John Callis was indicted in October after turning himself in in connection with a viral video of

Baltimore Ravens fan John “Jack” Callis pleaded guilty to three counts of second-degree assault on Monday after a viral video showed him punching Commanders fans after October’s matchup between the teams.