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49ers Star Caught on Camera in Wild Sign-Ripping Rampage at Seahawks Fan Sparks Massive Backlash—Immature Meltdown or Fair Game? [VIDEO]

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This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.

Kendrick Bourne rips a fans' sign
Kendrick Bourne ripping a fan’s sign (Credit: HawkMania)

The San Francisco 49ers never knew what hit them. They arrived in Lumen Field hoping to get back at the Seattle Seahawks for their late-season loss, but they never stood a chance.

The Seahawks scored on the very first play of the game and never looked back. Needless to say, the Niners had some long faces on the sidelines for most of the game.

However, that wasn’t always the case. In fact, Niners star Kendrick Bourne looked quite confident ahead of the divisional matchup, to the point where he even ripped a sign out of a Seahawks fan’s hands.

That move didn’t go unnoticed on social media. Unsurprisingly, it didn’t take long before the clip went viral, and fans had plenty to say about what he did:

“All that turning up just to get turned down,” one fan said with a laughing face emoji.

“I wander if they walked out the field just like that after 41-6,” another fan said.

“They got dawg walked for that lol,” one fan added.

“Ball doesn’t lie!” another one posted.

“Classic Whiner behavior. Fetch the belt, Seahawks!” a Seahawks fan opined.

Of course, at the end of the day, the fan didn’t even blink. So, even though it may not have been the most sportsmanlike thing to do, the Seahawks’ fan didn’t seem to think it was a big deal, either. Even if it were, he still has bragging rights.

San Francisco 49ers Kyle Shanahan Gushes About The Seattle Seahawks’ Defense

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Kyle Shanahan (Image Credits: Imagn)

The Seahawks entered the game with some concerns. QB Sam Darnold popped up on the injury report with a worrisome injury that came out of nowhere.

Fortunately for them, their defense was more than ready to play. Following the loss, even Niners head coach Kyle Shanahan had to give them props.

When asked about them, he opened up on how their ability to force turnovers early in the game forced them to change their game plan:

“We got away from the run, trying to get back into it, and that team doesn’t give up big plays. That’s why they’re number one in the league over the last two years not giving up big plays. When you get down a lot, it’s going to be tough to get back. You can’t generate those big plays,” Shanahan said, per the Seahawks’ official website.

The San Francisco 49ers still deserve plenty of credit for getting to the playoffs with all the injuries. As for the Seahawks, that defense looks scary good.

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