Crazy Brawl Breaks Out In SoFi Stadium Seats After Drunk Fan Allegedly Vomits On Man’s Son [VIDEO]
This article was originally published on Total Pro Sports.
Fans at SoFi Stadium traded punches in the stands during Sunday’s Broncos-Chargers game.
Denver won 23-17, and Los Angeles fell to 0-5.
Hardly a weekend goes by without a fight at an NFL game. Chargers fans have already provided such drama this season. Cameras caught some fighting in the parking lot after the home opener against Arizona last month
Now a new video shows a scuffle inside the stadium. GrindFace TV posted it on X with the caption “POMONA FATHER WASN’T HAVING IT! 🤮 WHEN A DRUNK FAN PUKED ON HIS SON!” The account credits the clip to @j.bonedito.
Clips of the fight show a packed section of seats. Fans in Broncos orange and Chargers blue shove and swing at each other. Bystanders film on their phones while a few try to separate people.
The caption offers the only explanation for the fight. It names no one beyond the Pomona reference, so the account’s version of events remains unconfirmed.
Breitbart also covered a fight in the SoFi stands at the same game, noting that the cause was unknown.
Chargers Fell To 0-5 As Broncos Rallied Late At SoFi
Los Angeles led 17-10 entering the fourth quarter of the Week 5 tilt. A failed fourth-down attempt then set up a 41-yard Denver drive that tied the game at 17.
Justin Herbert fumbled next, and Denver kicked a short field goal. He piled on with an interception, which led to another Denver field goal.
Herbert took a sack on the final play in Denver territory. That sealed the loss and left Los Angeles winless through five games.
Denver improved to 3-2. J.K. Dobbins ran 18 times for 68 yards and a touchdown. Los Angeles committed three turnovers to Denver’s one.
Frustration has also built up around the team. After the 0-4 start, an anonymous Chargers player reportedly texted a retired lineman. That leaked text criticizing the coaches later surfaced online.
The slump has put Herbert’s personal life front and center, too, with criticism of his fiancée, Madison Beer, following the loss.
