"Felt that sh*t": Ravens fans back Isaiah Likely's heated interaction with a Chiefs fan after team's 27-20 loss

Baltimore Ravens fans provided comfort to their tight end, Isaiah Likely, after his heated interaction with Kansas City Chiefs fans. After Likely's touchdown at the end of the game was overturned, Baltimore lost to Kansas City 27-20 on Thursday's season opener.

Following the tough loss, as Likely was walking back through the tunnel, he started yelling at a Chiefs fan.

It was a heated interaction and after the video went viral, Ravens fans supported their tight end.

"Felt that sh*t," a fan added.

"He so real for that," a fan wrote.

Likely's emotions ran high after scoring a touchdown only to get overturned. Baltimore planned to go for two to try and win it.

"Bro knows his toe barely being out shouldn't have done anything to his touchdown catch," a fan wrote.

"Anyone that is a ravens fan and doesn’t love that he cares so much about a week 1 game doesn’t understand what it is like to play competitive sports," a fan added.

It was a tough loss for the Ravens in Week 1, but fans think Likely had every right to yell back at Chiefs fans heckling him.

"Having the game of your life and a random loser yelling “you stink” is cause for this reaction man," a fan wrote.

"The type of guy I want on my football team," a fan wrote.

Isaiah Likely finished the game with nine receptions for 111 yards and one touchdown. He was the Ravens top receiver in Week 1.

Ravens angry with Isaiah Likely's TD being called back

After the game, Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson didn't think the call should have been overturned.

"I thought it was a touchdown," Jackson said, via ESPN. "I still think it's a touchdown."

Ravens middle linebacker Roquan Smith was also surprised that the call got overturned, as he didn't think there was enough to reverse the call on the field.

"I didn't think it was enough evidence to overturn it," Smith said. "But I feel like that'll be something that the refs will have to deal with whenever that time comes and that's out of my control."

Baltimore will host the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 2 in the Ravens' home opener.