This week’s game ball is an obvious candidate for the 49ers

Sunday’s loss to Seattle damages the 49ers’ playoff chances. At 5-5, the 49ers’ schedule is more difficult going forward, and their playoff probability dropped from 59 percent to 38 percent. It’s Monday, though, and we must give out gold jackets for the offensive and defensive MVPs starting Sunday.

Offense - Jauan Jennings

Jennings has continued his stellar season with ten catches, 91 yards, and a touchdown. Pro Football Focus graded Jennings as the highest offensive player with an 82.1 overall grade. As the new boundary receiver, Jennings ran 61.5...

If you need a peek into how unhinged fans can be, check out what Vernon Davis says one San Francisco 49ers fan said to him.

Not long ago, tight end Vernon Davis was the face of the San Francisco 49ers offense. One of the most dynamic athletes to ever play the tight end position, Davis thrived over his 10-season career with the Niners. From 2009-2013, Davis averaged 59 receptions for 814 receiving yards and nine touchdowns a season and received a pair of Pro Bowl selections.

Davis was understandably a fanbase favorite as a top player on several competitive 49ers...

Your daily San Francisco 49ers news for Tuesday, November 19th, 2024

49ers Injuries: Brock Purdy joins the list

“Purdy has a sore right throwing should after taking a hit against Seattle and will be day-to-day this week. Shanahan doesn’t believe he was affected during the game.

Elsewhere, here’s what the 49ers are dealing with:

- Jacob Cowing is in concussion protocol

- Tatum Bethune suffered an MCL sprain and “will be out a while”

- Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) will be evaluated throughout the week and has roughly an equal chance of playing or not playing

- Trent Williams’...

Either way, a losing streak gets snapped tonight

This crummy week of football for San Francisco 49ers fans ends tonight, with the Dallas Cowboys hosting the Houston Texans. If the 49ers aren’t going to do anything, we can at least laugh at the Cowboys.

The Cowboys are a mess, and that’s putting it lightly. Quarterback Dak Prescott is out for the season, backup Cooper Rush hasn’t done much of anything, and third-stringer Trey Lance doesn’t seem like an option. They have pass rusher Micah Parsons back, which has helped, but that’s all the Cowboys have. Many are guessing head coach...

Plus, updates about Nick Bosa, George Kittle, Trent Williams, and more

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan provided injury updates after Week 11.

Quarterback Brock Purdy has a right shoulder soreness and is day-to-day. Shanahan said Purdy suffered the injury due to a hit during the game but did not know when that occurred. He also acknowledged that Purdy’s injury didn’t affect him at any point during the game, and it wasn’t due to “throwing soreness.”

Edge rusher Nick Bosa will be evaluated during the week with his hip pointer/oblique injury. Shanahan said “yes” when asked whether Bosa has...

The 49ers cornerback is unfazed, despite the slow start to the season.

The San Francisco 49ers have seen a sub-optimal start to their 2024 season, which only was further stressed on Sunday afternoon when they lost 20-17 to the Seattle Seahawks, dropping them to 5-5 on the season.

It was a crucial game for both sides, as the 49ers were looking to extend their recent winning streak and start the second half of the year hot, while the Seahawks were attempting to snap an ugly stretch where they had lost five of their last six games.

The latter ultimately proved...

The 49ers lost to the Seahawks 20-17 in Week 11 dropping them to 5-5. Check out their complete schedule and results for the 2024 season. All times are Pacific Time.

The San Francisco 49ers are 5-5 through Week 11 of the NFL Season. They are currently last place in the NFC West. They lost to the Seahawks 20-17 last week.

The 49ers struggled to finish another game on Sunday against the Seahawks and it cost them dearly.

The San Francisco 49ers faced another disappointing defeat on Sunday afternoon, falling short in a 20-17 loss to the Seattle Seahawks to drop to 5-5 on the year and 1-3 in divisional play.

It was a game in which the 49ers held a lead for much of the day, but couldn’t ultimately seal the deal, with the Seahawks pulling off the comeback by scoring a touchdown with just 12 seconds left in the game on Sunday.

Sunday’s loss brought up a recurring issue...

Looking at a few overreactions from the San Francisco 49ers’ loss to the Seattle Seahawks and tying it into the rest of the season

Monday’s are meant for overreactions. After a win, we often ignore the miscues because the San Francisco 49ers won on the scoreboard. But the day after a loss, somebody has to be fired. A coach or a player needs to be held accountable.

What overreactions do we have for this week? Let’s talk playoffs, coaching, and each side of the ball.

The 49ers season is over, and it’s time to let the young guys play...

The 49ers had another disappointing outcome in a game where they should have won. It’s not too surprising, as they’ve played the same game every game this year.

The parity in the NFL is why it’s the most-watched sport in the NFL. The variance from week to week provides outcomes that we least expect.

Then, there’s the San Francisco 49ers. This team had Super Bowl expectations but is now 5-5 and 1-3 in the NFC West—the disappointing offseason, during which Brandon Aiyuk and Trent Williams held out, carried into the preseason.

It wouldn’t be a Niners season without a litany...

Plus, Brock Purdy’s legs, and Kyle Shanahan blowing it late.

For the fourth time this season, the San Francisco 49ers have found themselves with a lead in the fourth quarter against an NFC West opponent.

The most recent instance was in Week 6 when the 49ers had a 23-17 lead in Seattle entering the fourth before beating the Seahawks 36-24 last month. Unfortunately, the same script wasn’t followed on Sunday, as Seattle overcame a fourth-quarter deficit to upset the 49ers, 20-17.

Despite the four fourth-quarter leads in the division, the 49ers fell to 1-3 in the NFC West with the...

Things are starting to look a bit bleak.

The San Francisco 49ers’ 20-17 loss seems to be repeating the things we’ve said about this team over and over again. Namely, they can’t finish, they can’t stay healthy, and outside heroics against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they can’t beat anyone with a winning record.

Not exactly a playoff team, let alone a Super Bowl team.

The Seahawks game shouldn’t have even gotten to the point it did. Many will point to the defense and how the 49ers were essentially watching Geno Smith run past them for the game-winning touchdown. Yeah, that’s...