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The San Francisco 49ers could finish the 2021 season with 10 wins and end up being No. 3 in the division standings. That second part is a certainty with the Los Angeles Rams and Arizona Cardinals fighting for the NFC West title.
The Niners remain in the playoff hunt and will need to beat the Rams on Sunday to clinch a playoff berth. A loss could mean they watch the postseason from home.
Finishing third in the division this season means some good news for next season. San Francisco might benefit from an easier schedule in 2022. The 49ers will face the third-place teams in the NFC East, NFC North, and AFC East. The team is also slated to play the entire NFC West and AFC West.
San Francisco 49ers' 2025 opponents finalized after clinching last-place schedule
By David Bonilla
Dec 30, 2024
The San Francisco 49ers' Week 17 loss to the Detroit Lions officially locked the team into last place in the NFC West, regardless of the outcome of their Week 18 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals.
While the season has been disappointing, the silver lining is that the 49ers...
49ers mailbag: Why did SF abandon the run against Detroit? Will the 49ers focus on offense or defense this offseason? Will SF replace Nick Sorensen with Robert Saleh?
By Marc Adams
Jan 1
There are a lot of questions that will follow the San Francisco 49ers into the offseason. Who will get extensions? Who will be let go? What moves will they make in free agency and the draft? And many more.
You have questions, as well, and that's a good thing because we opened...
49ers announce roster moves ahead of season finale in Arizona
By Marc Adams
5 hrs
On Saturday, the San Francisco 49ers announced the following roster moves ahead of the 2024 season finale against the Arizona Cardinals:
Promoted DL Alex Barrett from the team's practice squad
Promoted LB DeShaun White from the practice squad
Elevated WR Trent Taylor from the...
49ers TE George Kittle reaches milestone against Lions
By David Bonilla
Dec 30, 2024
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle needed just 33 yards on Monday night to secure his fourth career season with at least 1,000 receiving yards. Kittle reached the milestone in the first quarter against the Detroit Lions, accomplishing it on the play shown...
