Ravens' Kyle Hamilton ejected for hit on Titans' Chris Moore - ESPN

LONDON — Ravens safety Kyle Hamilton said he was never told he was ejected from Sunday's 24-16 victory over the Titans, and many on the team questioned why he was tossed after his helmet-to-helmet hit on wide receiver Chris Moore.

«I didn't even know I was ejected until someone on the defense said it,» Hamilton said. «I asked the refs who were near me, and they said they didn't know what was going on. Nobody really told me I was ejected.»

Hamilton is the third player in the NFL to get disqualified this season.

On first-and-15, Hamilton delivered a crushing hit over the middle near the goal line midway through the third quarter. Hamilton's helmet collided flush with the left side of Moore's head. Moore, who is a former Raven, got up wobbly and headed to the locker room.

«I understood the flag,» Ravens coach John Harbaugh said. «The ejection wasn't explained to me on the field. They didn't know on the field. [It] came from New York, I guess. That's not something we've seen before. That's a new one as far as I'm concerned.»

Baltimore inside linebacker Patrick Queen described it as a «tough call.»

«I don't think he should have been ejected,» Queen said. «Was the hit kind of vicious? I mean not really. I know Kyle didn't intentionally try to hit him in the head.»

Hamilton is unsure whether his hit was definitely a penalty.

«Is [the penalty call] made a 100% of the time? I don't know,» Hamilton said. «But at the same time, it's a call that was made. So, I don't have really any quarrels with the call itself, but obviously don't want to get ejected.»

Hamilton rewatched the play in the locker room after being sent from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium field. He explained that he was playing the post route and had his eyes the