The San Francisco 49ers will play eight home games and nine road games during the 2023 NFL season. The list of opponents has been finalized after the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the Tennessee Titans 20-16, winning the AFC South.
As usual, the 49ers will face each of its NFC West rivals twice. In addition, the 49ers will play each team from the AFC North and NFC East, along with the division champions from the NFC South, NFC North, and AFC South.
Below is a list of San Francisco's 2023 opponents. Dates and times for the games will be revealed in May.
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