Nick Bosa finally found something worth tweeting about. The San Francisco 49ers star defensive end broke a four-year drought of original posts on X after reports surfaced that ESPN had parted ways with NFL analyst Ryan Clark.
Prior to Thursday night, the last tweet Nick Bosa had was on Nov. 12, 2022. For some reason though, the San Francisco 49ers star felt the need to comment on ESPN laying off Ryan Clark.
During an appearance on the latest edition of the "Chris Simms Unbuttoned" podcast, Kittle shared a major prediction regarding his availability for the Rams contest.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk almost certainly will never play for the San Francisco 49ers again, and some feel that he "has played his last down in the NFL."
Ryan Clark’s ESPN firing is still a hot topic of discussion in the NFL as players continue to share their thoughts on the development. It has been a huge week for ESPN following some big-name departures from their roster ahead of the 2026 NFL season.
George Kittle was brutally honest about the San Francisco 49ers’ contract situation with Brandon Aiyuk as the 2026 NFL season gets closer for all respective parties.
Speculation continues to swirl around the possibility of Deebo Samuel returning to the San Francisco 49ers, even as the team has reshaped its wide receiver group this offseason.
“Nfl says they care about player safety yet they can’t put us on a natural surface.” This tweet from November 12, 2022 marked the last time that Nick Bosa directly posted on X/Twitter.
Brandon Aiyuk grabbed attention throughout the summer for his desire to play for the Washington Commanders. Now one $10 million move he made fuels his hope to leave the Bay Area.
The 2025 NFL season didn't go as smoothly as hoped for some proven players. These players are the top candidates on their respective teams to bounce back this season.
The San Francisco 49ers continue to evaluate their quarterback depth as vets gear up for training camp. NFL reporter Aaron Wilson reported Thursday that reigning UFL MVP Jack Plummer will work out for the team on Friday.
ESPN made a series of layoffs this week. The Worldwide Leader in Sports went through its latest round of layoffs, as news began to break on Monday heading into Tuesday.
Competition is what the San Francisco 49ers like to emphasize during training camp. However, that mainly works when there is a starting job on the line.
Talk about a gloomy outlook. For San Francisco 49ers fans optimistic that a healthier roster will fuel a successful season in 2026, San Francisco Chronicle writer Eric Branch offered a much less encouraging forecast.
It’s almost time for the 2026 campaign to begin for the San Francisco 49ers. Training camp kicks off on July 25, but that’s when the whole team shows up.
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle came to quarterback Brock Purdy's defense during an appearance on the Chris Simms Unbuttoned podcast, pushing back against many of the criticisms that have followed the quarterback since he entered the NFL.
San Francisco 49ers star tight end George Kittle shared a hilarious offseason story involving head coach Kyle Shanahan during an appearance on the Chris Simms Unbuttoned podcast.
As NFL training camps approach, the San Francisco 49ers are taking a close look at promising quarterback talent from outside the league. On Friday, UFL MVP Jack Plummer is scheduled to work out for the team, according to league sources.
San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle knows the NFL season is a marathon, not a sprint. That's why he has no intention of rushing back from the torn Achilles he suffered on January 11 if it jeopardizes his long-term health.
With the San Francisco 49ers' training camp starting July 26, the team's biggest offseason moves have most likely passed without addressing last season's biggest weakness.
While the San Francisco 49ers enjoy their new superstar offensive duo, there’s hope of a breakout star on the defensive side of the ball. But a roster tweak is needed, and here is the biggest move the 49ers must make before 2026 NFL training camp.
No player in the NFL carried a bigger workload last year than 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey. After appearing in only four games in 2024, the first-team All-Pro weapon led the NFL in touches by a wide margin.
49ers cornerback Renardo Green was a full-time starter in 2025, but as he enters his third season, his spot may not be secure. Green will go into training camp “on the hot seat,” per Cam Inman of the Mercury News.