The San Francisco 49ers were well represented at the NFL Honors red carpet ahead of Super Bowl LX. Running back Christian McCaffrey, wide receiver Kendrick Bourne, tackle Trent Williams, and linebacker Curtis Robinson were in attendance for the league's annual awards show celebrating the best of the NFL.

Several familiar faces from the 49ers family were also spotted throughout the evening, including team legend Steve Young and his wife, 49ers 2025 Fan of the Year Donna Bettencourt, and McCaffrey's parents.

McCaffrey entered the night with plenty to celebrate after being named the 2025 USAA Salute to Service Award recipient on Wednesday morning. He capped off the week on Thursday night by also being named AP Comeback Player of the Year. McCaffrey walked the red carpet alongside his wife, Olivia, and his parents, Ed and Lisa McCaffrey.

It was a proud moment for McCaffrey, who took the stage twice to accept his awards. He credited his support system, teammates, and the military community he works closely with throughout his remarks. The Salute to Service moment was made even more special when his father, Ed McCaffrey, presented the award and welcomed his son onto the stage.

Robinson, one of the league's 32 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year nominees, was honored as a finalist for the second time in his career. His community efforts focus on education, coaching young athletes, and supporting underserved communities. The evening also offered a behind-the-scenes look at Robinson's day leading up to his walk on the NFL Honors red carpet alongside his parents.

To cap off the celebratory night, 49ers legend Roger Craig was officially inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame as the 384th member of the Hall and a member of the Class of 2026, cementing his legacy as one of the defining players of his era.

Statement from San Francisco 49ers Ownership on Craig:

"Roger Craig was a player who revolutionized the running back position, delivering one of the most historic individual seasons in NFL history. Over the course of his career, Roger not only produced at an elite level as both a runner and pass catcher, but he also helped the 49ers achieve the ultimate goal of Super Bowl championships with iconic performances. We applaud Roger for his induction and rightful place in the Pro Football Hall of Fame."