Stefon Diggs takes out a fan who made his way onto the field during Sunday's Bills-Chiefs game. Rich Barnes-USA TODAY Sports

A fan ran onto the field late in the AFC divisional round playoff game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday, causing a delay. Now we have a fan video that shows what happened to the fan. It wasn’t pretty.

Video showed that the fan ran toward where the ball was spotted on the field. The fan then got leveled by Bills receiver Stefon Diggs.

The fan, who was wearing a Travis Kelce jersey, was also nailed by a security guard and then escorted off the field.

“Diggs took out some frustration on him,” Tony Romo said on the CBS broadcast.

We’re guessing the fan was so drunk that he didn’t even feel the hits from Diggs and security. It was probably the memory of a lifetime (not that we condone it).

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