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Sunday’s game against the Raiders was one Christian McCaffrey’s family will remember forever.
McCaffrey’s wife, Olivia Culpo, posted an Instagram reel with the caption, “A little more love coming along for the game this season,” where McCaffrey was seen hugging and kissing his 5-week-old son Roman and their one-year-old daughter, Colette, just before the 49ers kicked off their 38-17 victory.
“We’re back with one more little fan in the stands this season ❤️,” Culpo wrote in the description.
While McCaffrey was giving love to his kids, Culpo was spotted saying hi to 49ers tight end George Kittle.
After he was done welcoming his kids, McCaffrey and Culpo embraced in a pregame hug and kiss as well before he went to the locker room.
For Roman, Sunday was his first time attending an NFL game, and it came on a day when his dad ran the ball 18 times for 68 yards and had a two-touchdown performance.
While Roman might not grow up remembering how well his dad played, it might be best if he doesn’t remember what else was happening at the game.
As the 49ers and Raiders were adding another chapter to the “Battle for the Bay,” numerous fights broke out inside and outside of Levi’s Stadium, creating an unsafe atmosphere for any child to attend.
McCaffrey’s teammate, Keion White, said he and his teammates witnessed “somebody fight in the stands.”
Once the game concluded, one of the more horrific scenes took place in the parking lot outside of Levi’s Stadium, when multiple Raiders fans were seen getting punched in the head while laying down unconscious.
While the game was highlighted for the action that took place off the field, 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams told reporters after the game that he’s “never once experienced that loud of an eruption [from opposing fans] at our home games,” when speaking about Raiders fans.
