San Francisco 49ers News

As draft season inches nearer, here are six players to watch as Alabama takes on Ohio State in the national title game.

Of the 49ers 16 players who finished the season on IR, nine are expected to become free agents in March.

The Bills high-powered offense vs. the 49ers Top 10 defense, a new "home-field" advantage, the return of reinforcements and other notables to watch for in the Week 13 matchup vs. the Bills.

The 49ers defense was the story of the afternoon, forcing four turnovers and holding Jared Goff to under 200 yards through the air.

San Francisco has signed Cracraft to a one-year extension

The San Francisco 49ers have signed safety Kai Nacua to a one-year extension. 

San Francisco has signed Josh Rosen and Austin Walter to one-year extensions. 

San Francisco has signed the long snapper to a two-year contract extension. 

Los San Francisco 49ers felicitan al General Manager John Lynch por ser nombrado a la clase del Pro Football Hall of Fame 2021.

Los San Francisco 49ers anunciaron el lunes que el equipo ha promovido a Mike McDaniel a la posición de coordinador ofensivo y a DeMeco Ryans a coordinador defensivo.

Temprano en la temporada, sus compañeros de equipo empezaron a usar el apodo "All-Pro Fred" para el apoyador de línea de los San Francisco 49ers Fred Warner. 

Shaped by uniquely different circumstances, Dr. Harry Edwards and Bill Walsh shared a singular vision to make a significant mark on the social fabric of American sports and, ultimately, American values.

Throughout the years, the influence of 49ers female ownership has gone beyond the football field. From supporting numerous charity events and fundraisers to assisting children and needy families, the main focus of ownership's community engagement has been educating and empowering Bay Area youth.

A friendship between two of football's greatest figures established a culture of camaraderie and trust in the San Francisco 49ers organization that endures to this day.

Just four months after Jackie Robinson broke the color line in professional baseball, Kaname "Wally" Yonamine lined up in the San Francisco 49ers backfield and became the first athlete of Japanese ancestry to play pro football, helping open the door to people of color in American sports.