EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ — Ryan Caldwell, a Philadelphia Eagles fan filmed making misogynistic remarks toward a female Green Bay Packers supporter during a recent playoff game, has been dismissed from his role at BCT Partners, the company confirmed.
BCT Partners, a consulting firm based in East Brunswick, NJ, announced Caldwell’s immediate termination after conducting an internal investigation into the incident.
“The management team at BCT Partners has completed an internal investigation regarding an employee caught on video making deeply offensive and misogynistic comments outside of the workplace,” the company stated. “In alignment with our core values of respect, dignity, and inclusion, we have made the decision to sever ties with the employee, effective immediately.”
The viral video shows Caldwell calling the female fan an “ugly dumb c—,” sparking public outrage and raising concerns about fan conduct at sporting events.
BCT Partners condemned Caldwell’s behavior as “vile, disgusting, unacceptable, and horrific,” adding, “This does not reflect who we are or what we stand for.” The company also expressed regret to the victim and reiterated its commitment to promoting a culture of respect and gender equality.
The Philadelphia Eagles have not released a statement on the incident. No charges have been filed, and it is unclear whether stadium security intervened during the altercation.
Caldwell’s social media accounts have been deactivated since the video spread online.
In the game, the Eagles defeated the Packers 22-10, advancing in the playoffs as the Packers struggled with injuries and penalties.
Reports indicate that Caldwell has been banned from attending future Eagles home games, and the victim has received an apology from the team along with a gift package of Eagles merchandise.
