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You ever have somebody’s number? Well, Robert Saleh has Sean McVay’s.
Aaron Donald said over a month ago that he’d never heard of Deebo Samuel. Is it safe to say he knows who he is now?
Sometimes Kyle Shanahan is measured. He can and will bite his tongue when he must. But on Sunday, Shanahan was incensed.
Raheem Mostert’s return should’ve been a cause for celebration, but in this bizarre 2020 season, even the good days are bittersweet.
If you are a fan of aesthetics, do not watch the 49ers play the Rams. But hey, sometimes, when you’re a 4-6 team with a backup quarterback, that’s how you get a win.
The last time Richard Sherman played for the San Francisco 49ers, there was still hope for the season. It was Week 1, following a 24-20 loss to the Arizona Cardinals in which a hapless attempt at a game-winning drive in an empty stadium set the tone for this all-too-bizarre 2020 campaign.
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To the desert we go! The weird gets weirder, and dare we say, it may be at its weirdest.
As cases of COVID-19 around the United States and in California continue to rise at a harrowing, rapid pace, multiple California counties are instituting measures to attempt to slow the spread of the coronavirus.
It’s the matchup we’ve all been waiting for. All year, the tension has been palpable, building at a plodding pace to finally reach this long-awaited clash.
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This is a strange one.
Deebo Samuel was tested for performance-enhancing substances again.
If there is a bright side to this news, it’s that the San Francisco 49ers did not expect K’Waun Williams back until late this season, if at all.
Two former 49ers and the team’s current general manager are a step closer to the Hall of Fame.
How cruel life is in the NFL. Few teams know that more intimately than the San Francisco 49ers.
This season is headed towards the draft. Too many injuries, too many losses, too little time.
Well… at least it’s a bye week? The 49ers’ season from hell continues in fashion that is, if nothing else, apropos.
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It is yet another shot at another former first-round edge rusher for the 49ers.
The season is not over, Kyle Shanahan asserted, convincing no one except perhaps himself.
If you don’t have a grain of salt, you should find one. It is the only logical, health-conscious way with which to listen to Kyle Shanahan’s press conferences. Once a paragon of openness, Shanahan has turned a corner this year especially when it comes to sharing information
Sunday’s 27-13 loss to the New Orleans Saints was particularly brutal because at one point, San Francisco seemed so firmly in control.
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Drew Brees was not milking it. That much is abundantly clear.
The bye week is as welcome as it has ever been for the 49ers.
If we’re assessing who the 49ers’ punt returner should be based solely on talent, there is no debate that Brandon Aiyuk should have the job.
It happened again. Drew Brees got sacked, a flag was thrown when it shouldn’t have been, and the balance of a game the 49ers were leading shifted firmly in New Orleans’ favor.
Just when you were starting to get over what happened in 2013.