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Maxx Crosby makes unsettling admission about violent 49ers-Raiders fan brawls

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Young, G. (2026, November 10). Maxx Crosby makes unsettling admission about violent 49ers-Raiders fan brawls. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/10/sports/maxx-crosby-says-passion-real-49ers-raiders-fan-brawls/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-10 · by Grant Young

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Raiders player Maxx Crosby discussed the violent fan brawls between 49ers and Raiders supporters after a recent game on his podcast "No Rush." He admitted he was unsurprised by the videos showing fights in the parking lot, comparing them to the confrontations that occurred when the team was based in Oakland. Crosby's comments highlight the intensity of fan loyalty but also touch on the potential reasons behind the Raiders' relocation from Oakland to Las Vegas.
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On November 9, 2026, during a 49ers vs. Raiders game at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, multiple brawls broke out between fans in the parking lot and stands before and during the game. Videos shared on Instagram and X showed violent scenes of fights, with several people being knocked unconscious. One particularly viral clip depicted a heavy punch that rendered one fan unconscious. Another video by user @Jayjayyyhim showcased numerous fans engaged in altercations, including one man left face down and unconscious while another had his shirt ripped off. Despite the Raiders moving to Las Vegas in 2020, the rivalry between Bay Area football fans remains intense, leading to multiple incidents of violence on game day.

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49ers Las Vegas Raiders Oakland Raiders San Francisco 49ers

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Crosby PERSON · 5× Oakland GPE · 2× Raiders ORG · 2× 49ers ORG · 1× Brogan Roback PERSON · 1× Las Vegas GPE · 1× Las Vegas Raiders ORG · 1× Maxx Crosby PERSON · 1× NFL ORG · 1× San Francisco 49ers ORG · 1×

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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.
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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.

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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. asserted
49ers → go → which
Raiders star edge rusher Maxx Crosby spoke about these violent brawls during Tuesday’s episode of his “No Rush” podcast. asserted
Crosby → speak → podcast
“I think everyone has seen the videos going viral. asserted
videos → think → ?
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. asserted
Crosby → have → laugh
“I was not surprised at all when I saw those videos going viral. asserted
videos → see → ?
I’m like, ‘Oh my god,'” Crosby continued. asserted
Crosby → ’m → ?
“But that’s how it was in Oakland. asserted
it → ’ → Oakland
That’s a real war.” asserted
That → ’ → ?
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. asserted
Crosby → speculate → which
S*** goes left real fast, to say the least.” asserted
* → go → least
Crosby briefly laughing when talking about these brawls doesn’t suggest that he found the violence funny. asserted
violence → laugh → brawls
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. asserted
someone → seem → allegiance
The unfortunate reality is that brawls like these will likely continue as long as Las Vegas and San Francisco keep playing each other. asserted
Vegas → continue → other
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