BREAKING NEWS — The NFL community was stunned late Saturday after reports surfaced that Atlanta’s head coach had formally asked the league to restrict opposing fans at their upcoming matchup, citing extreme noise disruption inside Levi’s Stadium.

The unexpected request quickly drew backlash across social media and from several analysts, who questioned whether such a move aligned with the league’s emphasis on fan engagement and home-field atmosphere that defines professional football.

By midafternoon, sources confirmed that the complaint came directly from Falcons head coach Raheem Morris, who allegedly described the environment as “unmanageable” and said his team’s communication system was being “drowned out by chaos.”

When asked for a reaction, San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan didn’t hesitate to fire back with a blunt, seven-word statement that instantly went viral across sports platforms and fan pages alike.

“If the noise bothers you, that’s not our problem,” Shanahan said, delivering a quote that encapsulated his confidence and the fiery identity of his NFC powerhouse squad.

He added that 49ers fans have earned their reputation for intensity, saying their energy has been instrumental in lifting the team through pressure moments — a reflection of passion, not disruption.

Analysts noted that Shanahan’s response effectively turned the narrative, shifting public sentiment toward pride in home-field dominance and the psychological edge it provides against visiting opponents.

As anticipation builds for the clash, the NFL has yet to issue an official statement on Morris’s request, but insiders suggest the league is unlikely to accommodate such a precedent-setting limitation.