Fans react to Chiefs player throwing punch and remaining in game despite 49ers star being ejected for it

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NFL fans are upset with the officiating during the Kansas City Chiefs' 28-18 victory over the San Francisco 49ers. 

Late during the fourth quarter, with the 49ers on offense, there was a scrum between the Chiefs’ Bryan Cook and 49ers’ Trent Williams. 

As the play concluded, Cook got up from the ground and as Williams was getting up, he threw a punch to the side of Williams' helmet. Williams got up and returned a punch of his own to the side of Cook’s helmet. 

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San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle Trent Williams was ejected from the Chiefs game for throwing a punch. (Neville E. Guard-Imagn Images)

The referees threw the flag, but only Williams was flagged for their altercation. He was disqualified from the game, while Cook was not penalized and remained in the game despite throwing the first punch. 

Despite the no call on Cook, there was a flag against the Chiefs on that play. Cornerback Chris Roland-Wallace was flagged for a facemask that ended up offsetting the Williams flag. 

Even though those penalties were offsetting, Williams’ disqualification caused him to miss the final three minutes of the 49ers’ loss. 

The 49ers dropped to 3-4 with their loss as they are still looking to find their footing in the early parts of the season. 

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San Francisco 49ers left tackle Trent Williams and Kansas City Chiefs safety Bryan Cook at Levis Stadium. (Kyle