Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Tandon Doss caught two balls for 28 yards Thursday night in the team's 34-31 win over the Redskins, but his biggest play came earlier in the day when he intervened to stop a fight in which a man was attacked with a knife.
Doss told the Baltimore Sun he was at a Five Guys restaurant Thursday afternoon when two men attacked the 34-year-old manager. One of the men cut the manager on the chin with a knife before the two assailants fled.
Doss, a 21-year-old rookie from Indianapolis, was not seeking to play up his actions as heroic.
"It was two dudes on one. I was trying to help the situation out. I broke it up," he said. "I saw the guy on the ground bleeding, and I saw a guy on top hitting him."
Police told the paper they believe one of the attackers was angry over being fired from the restaurant. The manager was treated for a minor cut and released.
Doss had tweeted about the incident shortly after.
"Jus had to break up a fight at five guy. Baltimore is too ratchet!!!"
Doss, a fourth-round pick out of Indiana, is battling to be third on the Ravens' depth chart behind starting wideouts Anquan Boldin and Lee Evans.
Doss told the Baltimore Sun he was at a Five Guys restaurant Thursday afternoon when two men attacked the 34-year-old manager. One of the men cut the manager on the chin with a knife before the two assailants fled.
Doss, a 21-year-old rookie from Indianapolis, was not seeking to play up his actions as heroic.
"It was two dudes on one. I was trying to help the situation out. I broke it up," he said. "I saw the guy on the ground bleeding, and I saw a guy on top hitting him."
Police told the paper they believe one of the attackers was angry over being fired from the restaurant. The manager was treated for a minor cut and released.
Doss had tweeted about the incident shortly after.
"Jus had to break up a fight at five guy. Baltimore is too ratchet!!!"
Doss, a fourth-round pick out of Indiana, is battling to be third on the Ravens' depth chart behind starting wideouts Anquan Boldin and Lee Evans.
