Did Jimmy Garoppolo overthrowing Emmanuel Sanders in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl save potentially THOUSANDS of lives?!?!
That's what some doctors believe ... saying the lack of a Super Bowl parade in S.F. last month helped slow the spread of COVID-19 in Northern California tremendously.
"It may go down in the annals as being a brutal sports loss," chair of UC San Francisco department of medicine,The Bay Area reported its first cases of coronavirus in the days -- and hours -- leading up to the 49ers-Chiefs game in early February ... and if SF had beaten KC in The Big Game -- it could have had disastrous results.
Doctors say a Super Bowl party on the streets of San Francisco might have led to a massive spread of the coronavirus ... killing hundreds, if not thousands.
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