A vicious fight broke out between fans after the NFL Week 9 game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Las Vegas Raiders, which left one observer claiming it was “attempted murder.”
Videos from the fight have emerged in the wake of it. During one fight, several men were knocked out, leaving one of the men with his legs sprawled out on the ground.
Warning: The videos from the fight are graphic.
WATCH: NFL fans brawled in a parking lot after yesterday’s 49ers-Raiders game. pic.twitter.com/8MUSkVS4Al
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Sadly, some of the fights didn't stop once someone hit the ground. A commentator said that the punches being delivered should be deemed “attempted murder.”
According to Santa Clara Police Department spokesperson Lt. Eric Lagergren (via the New York Post), 11 people were arrested, and 45 were ejected from Levi's Stadium after the fights. To be clear, it is unknown if anyone from the above video was arrested or is facing any criminal charges. Investigations into the potential crimes committed are still ongoing.
Tensions were clearly high as the 49ers blew out the Raiders in Week 9. In his last game before being traded back to the Minnesota Vikings, Kirk Cousins tossed one touchdown and three interceptions in the game. The Raiders were unable to run the ball on the Niners' front, rushing for just 24 yards on 15 carries.
Meanwhile, Brock Purdy got back on track after the 49ers lost their first game of the season to the Atlanta Falcons in Week 7. He completed 17 of 25 passes for 232 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. Additionally, he rushed for 40 yards on seven carries and scored a touchdown. Kaelon Black and Christian McCaffrey combined for 138 yards and one touchdown on 29 carries.
The 49ers will travel to Dallas to play the Cowboys next week. They will then face Cousins again when they play the Vikings on Monday Night Football on Nov. 22. The 4-5 Raiders, who started the season 3-0, face the Seattle Seahawks in Week 10. This is first-overall pick Fernando Mendoza's first career start.