Category: San Francisco 49ers

From Jimmy Garoppolo two-stepping into the back of his own end zone to Lamar Jackson's big day, NBC Sports Bay Area names the winners and losers of Week 3. source

Each week, I get to sit down with different 49ers players for the team's only player-focused podcast, discussing the upcoming game week and leading players through fan-submitted questions about football, life and everything in between. Tight ends Ross Dwelley and Charlie Woerner joined the 49ers You've Got Mail podcast presented by Manscaped ahead of the…

Cordarrelle Patterson ran for 141 yards and a touchdown Sunday as the lead running back of the Atlanta Falcons in the team's win over Seattle. What he's accomplished in the past season-plus for the Falcons has been quite a revelation. Atlanta Falcons analyst Dave Archer has been impressed with Patterson and also compliments the coaching…

Trent Williams could be out four to six weeks with a high ankle sprain, but 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Monday he’s not a lock for the injured reserve list. Williams was injured in the third quarter of Sunday night’s 11-10 loss to the Denver Broncos and left the field under his own power after…

This is a carousel. Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate Redemption has never been sweeter for UConn great Dan Orlovsky as a torch that has plagued him from his NFL career has been passed to another quarterback: Jimmy Garoppolo. Orlovsky, who starred at Shelton High before leading UConn, spent 12 years in the NFL….

Jimmy Garoppolo and the 49ers played one of the ugliest games in recent memory, as they lost to the Broncos on Sunday night. source

The 49ers' first Sunday Night Football touchdown shouldn't have happened, because Deebo Samuel committed offensive pass interference. source

Charles Robinson & Frank Schwab kick off the Sunday night podcast with a heated discussion of the 11-10 Denver Broncos win over the San Francisco 49ers. source

The 49ers' disappointing loss to the Denver Broncos was trending for all the wrong reasons on Sunday. source

Nick Bosa's sack of Russell Wilson in the third quarter of Sunday's loss was the quickest of his career. source