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Fan falls on Giants’ Martellus Bennett

A fan fell from the stands and onto tight end Martellus Bennett after the New York Giants’ win over the Green Bay Packers.

Al Bello

A fan fell on New York Giants' tight end Martellus Bennett in the aftermath of the team's 38-10 victory over the Green Bay Packers, although the player did not immediately appear to be injured by the incident.

Bennett had taken bigger hits from the Packers over the course of the game, including one in the fourth quarter that caused training staff to inspect the player for a concussion. But after the game, a fan apparently fell over the dividing line between the fans and the players onto the 6-foot-5, 265-pound Bennett. Both parties appeared to be okay, with security taking away the fan and Bennett showing no ill effects.

Bennett entered the game with 36 receptions for 411 yards and three touchdowns, adding 44 yards on three catches against the Packers. The fifth-year player out of Texas A&M has been a nice addition for New York in the No. 1 tight end spot.

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