Videos Show Fans Knocked Unconscious in Brawl After 49ers' 38-17 Win Over Raiders

A large fight broke out among fans outside Levi's Stadium after the San Francisco 49ers beat the Las Vegas Raiders 38-17 on Sunday. Video of it has spread widely online.

The footage was first posted to Instagram by the user @frisco_phillyb4x. It shows numerous people trading punches, and several of them end up unconscious on the pavement. In one clip, a person lies motionless with their legs twisted at an ugly angle.

Another sequence shows a man knocking someone out and being knocked out himself almost immediately. A third man then steps in and punches the unconscious man in the face several times.

Punching someone who is already out cold is the kind of conduct that draws assault charges. Whether anyone faces them is unknown.

What is known and what is not

The videos are the only evidence of the fight so far, and they raise as many questions as they answer. Nobody has said who threw the first punch or what set it off.

The identities of those involved have not been made public. There is no update on whether the people knocked unconscious suffered serious injuries. No arrests have been reported.

One separate clip, shared by Total Pro Sports, shows a Raiders fan being tended to after being knocked out. The site said a 49ers fan reportedly did it, and the clip does not establish that. Other footage shows chaos across the parking lot, so the injured fans may not all have been hurt in the same exchange.

The Instagram poster also put a photo of a fan recovering from being knocked out on his story, with the caption "Mfs gettin knocked out smh."

A rivalry that outlived the move

The Raiders left the Bay Area, but the animosity between the two fan bases did not go with them. Sunday was the Raiders' first trip back to the Bay Area since 2018, according to the team's own game recap.

The game itself was lopsided in the second half. The Raiders turned the ball over five times, and three of those turnovers came in field goal range, the team's recap said.

The 49ers outran Las Vegas 190 yards to 24 on the ground. Christian McCaffrey scored from the 1-yard line on the opening drive. Brock Purdy scored from the same spot on the second drive after a 32-yard scramble, putting San Francisco up 14-0.

Kirk Cousins answered with a 1-yard touchdown sneak. Purdy then found a wide-open McCaffrey for a 12-yard score, and a 50-yard Matt Gay field goal made it 21-10 at halftime.

The third quarter turned sloppy. Cousins bobbled a snap and threw an errant pass to Tre Tucker, which linebacker Jaden Dugger intercepted and returned 35 yards for a touchdown. Cousins later hit Brock Bowers for a 21-yard score, and rookie safety Treydan Stukes picked off Purdy on a throw intended for George Kittle.

Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak said after the game that "the game has to be balanced." He added: "You can be a running and throwing team [and] when you're throwing it every time, that's not easy."

Defensive end Maxx Crosby said stopping the run takes all 11 players. "It's not just one player, it's got to be all 11. All hands on deck," he said.

The win moved the 49ers to 7-1. The Raiders, who opened 3-0, fell to 4-5.

What comes next

Stadium parking-lot fights between rival fans are nothing new, and the quality of the football does not change who is responsible for a beating. If the videos are authentic, they show multiple people hurt and at least one man attacked while unconscious.

Santa Clara police, the 49ers and the NFL have not announced any findings. Who started the fight, who was hurt and whether anyone will be charged all remain unanswered.