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Multiple videos of violent brawls between San Francisco 49ers and Las Vegas Raiders fans have gone viral on social media in the wake of Sunday’s game, which the 49ers won 38-17.
Raiders star edge rusher Maxx Crosby spoke about these violent brawls during Tuesday’s episode of his “No Rush” podcast.
“I think everyone has seen the videos going viral. We don’t have to comment too much on that, but the amount of brawls in the parking lot, the passion is real, to say the least,” Crosby said with a laugh.
“I was not surprised at all when I saw those videos going viral. I’m like, ‘Oh my god,’” Crosby continued. “But that’s how it was in Oakland. That’s a real war.”
Crosby’s co-host and close friend, Brogan Roback, jokingly speculated that’s why the NFL decided to move the Raiders out of Oakland, to which Crosby said, “Yeah. S*** goes left real fast, to say the least.”
Crosby briefly laughing when talking about these brawls doesn’t suggest that he found the violence funny. He instead seemed to be intrigued by how far these “passionate” fans will go to show their allegiance, even if it ends with someone being knocked unconscious.
The unfortunate reality is that brawls like these will likely continue as long as Las Vegas and San Francisco keep playing each other.
