Bills fans throw snowballs at injured Christian McCaffrey, 49ers field-goal try in wild scenes
NY Post
Bills fans maybe had a little too much fun in the snow Sunday night as Buffalo defeated the 49ers, 35-10.
Fans tossed snowballs onto the field multiple times during the game, including once during a 49ers kick and another when Christian McCaffrey was leaving the field with a serious injury.
As McCaffrey was walking toward the tunnel with a 49ers staffer, at least one snowball could be seen whizzing by San Francisco’s star running back in a video posted by NBC Sports Bay Area’s Matt Maiocco.
He didn’t seem to react to the snowball.
The other instance happened as 49ers kicker Jake Moody was lining up for a 33-yard field-goal attempt in the first quarter when a fan attempted to snipe the ball with a snowball while the ball was sailing through the uprights.
A snowball could be seen flying toward the ball, though it never looked like it connected, and even if it had, it didn’t appear to disrupt the path of the field goal.
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