Jason Ross: Best/Worst Of Week 1 In NFL
Jason Ross goes over some of the best and worst moments of the week in the NFL.
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Jason Ross goes over some of the best and worst moments of the week in the NFL.
Referring to the 49ers blowout, Harlan called the moment "the most exciting thing to happen tonight."
Carlos Hyde ran for 88 yards and two touchdowns and the San Francisco 49ers posted their first season-opening shutout in franchise history to spoil the Rams' first game since moving back to Los Angeles with a 28-0 victory Monday night.
On our show today, (the Lo-Down) Monday-Friday 12-3, shameless plug, we decided to make three bold predictions for the NFL season involving both the San Francisco 49ers and the Oakland Raiders.
From the day last season when the 49ers missed the playoffs for a second straight year, Blaine Gabbert vowed to remain San Francisco's starting quarterback and lead the team back to respectability.
After losing projected contributors Bruce Ellington and Eric Rogers to season-ending injuries during training camp, the Niners made two late deals to acquire Jeremy Kerley and Rod Streater to bring in some needed experience to go along with Torrey Smith.
There are 32 teams in the NFL, and since that nonsense kicks off this weekend (wordplay!), Nate chose to have 32 things to say – one for each team.
Miller allegedly tried to enter a hotel room on Monday morning and attacked the man inside. Police say the man's father tried to come to his aid, but was punched in the face by Miller.
After being run off from his first NFL coaching job in Philadelphia, Kelly took over in San Francisco and has picked another reclamation project in Gabbert as his starting quarterback for the 49ers.
Whether you're Team Kaep or Team Gabbert, it's safe to say, it will take nothing short of a miracle for either quarterback to take this team to the playoffs.
From the White House to San Francisco police union headquarters and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Colin Kaepernick's name came up Monday as his decision to sit down for the national anthem reached far beyond football.
The roster for the upcoming season isn't filled with top caliber anymore, however, there are a few players who could be a sneaky fantasy play.
After being kept from throwing during team drills since Aug. 10 while nursing a sore shoulder, 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick threw against the defense on Monday.
Christian Ponder ran for a score and threw for another in the fourth quarter and San Francisco pulled away to beat the Denver Broncos 31-24 in an exhibition Saturday night.
Colin Kaepernick threw dozens of passes on the side during the 49ers' joint practice Thursday with the Denver Broncos, signaling the quarterback's return from a sore passing shoulder.
