Ravens' Kyle Hamilton Ejected by Refs for Helmet-to-Helmet Hit on Titans' Chris Moore

Baltimore Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton was ejected in the third quarter of Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans.

The referees sent Hamilton to the locker room for a helmet-to-helmet hit on Titans wide receiver Chris Moore.

One play later, Titans star Derrick Henry scored on a 15-yard touchdown run.

Moore was slow to get to his feet after the contact and subsequently diagnosed with a concussion. For Titans fans, his injury was all the more frustrating because tight end Josh Whyle was evaluated for a concussion earlier in the game after a hit by Hamilton.

Hamilton had one tackle in the game to that point. Suffice to say, he wasn't happy with his ejection.

The second-year defensive back can expect to write a check to the NFL's office in the coming days, and the only question is how his hit on Moore is classified. Whereas the fine for targeting a defenseless players is $16,391, the cost of launching with the crown of your helmet carries is $21,855.

Perhaps the NFL believes Hamilton's infraction even rises to the level of a suspension, but that seems unlikely based on recent precedent.