Fights inside the stadium and in the parking lot led to a plethora of ejections and arrests as the 49ers improved to 7-1.
Sunday's game between the 49ers and Raiders at Levi's Stadium will likely be remembered less for the football and more for the fists. Multiple fights broke out both inside the stadium and outside in the parking lot, with video of the brawls spreading widely online.
Authorities said on Monday that the chaos resulted in a plethora of ejections and arrests, though an exact count has not been confirmed. It marked the first Raiders game at Levi's Stadium in eight years, and it remains to be seen whether this year's incidents matched or exceeded the 32 arrests made at the building back in 2018.
On the field, the 49ers improved to 7-1, their best start since 2019. The game may also have been Kirk Cousins' last appearance as a Raider, with the NFL trade deadline looming on Tuesday.
Still, the violence captured on video is what dominated the conversation after the game, serving as an unwelcome reminder of the uglier side of the fan experience, just days after the Bay Area had celebrated a far more festive atmosphere at the Golden State Valkyries championship parade.