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Oakland Raiders owner Mark Davis on Wednesday addressed the issue of the team not painting the 50 yard line numbers in gold at O.co Coliseum as dictated by the National Football League for all stadiums as part of the buildup to Super Bowl 50.
The Former Washington Redskin took some time to discuss the upcoming game between the Skins and Giants, but also the troubles of the whole NFC East.
After fights in the Levi's Stadium parking lot, fights in the men's bathroom and fights in the stands, the city of Santa Clara is getting serious about stopping bad behavior at 49ers games.
The Oakland Raiders organization appears to be thumbing its nose once again at the National Football League by refusing to conform to league-wide marketing efforts for Super Bowl 50.
After a humbling trip to Pittsburgh in Week 2, the San Francisco 49ers now face another tough road test in Week 3: the first-place Arizona Cardinals. Toss in the potential of a very hot Sunday afternoon in the Valley of the Sun, and the 49ers could be in trouble against Carson Palmer and Larry Fitzgerald. Arizona is 2-0 with dominant wins over the New Orleans Saints and the Chicago Bears. They are for real, and with the Seattle Seahawks off to an 0-2 start, the NFC West could already be in the Cardinals' hands unless the 49ers can pull an upset.
Following an inspiring performance, Browns coach Mike Pettine must decide between Johnny Manziel or Josh McCown as starting quarterback for Week 3 showdown against the surging Raiders.
A fight outside Levi's Stadium could lead to a ban on alcohol sales at halftime.
This was one of the bad ones for Jim Tomsula in his Pittsburgh homecoming as his San Francisco 49ers took a 43-18 beating just six days after a commanding season-opening win against Minnesota when much went right.
Here's what some of the league's coaches had to say on Monday about their team's performance in Week 2.
So much for the nice Week 1 win for the San Francisco 49ers. It took just one road trip to knock the team back down to earth. The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the 49ers, 43-18, in a game that wasn't even that close. San Francisco didn't score a touchdown until the fourth quarter when the game was already out of hand, and defensively, the team gave up four TDs in the first half to fall behind, 29-3. Yes, it was that kind of day for the 49ers, and it raises a lot of questions for Week 3.
Going in as seven-point underdogs, the Oakland Raiders stunned the visiting Baltimore Ravens to the tune of 37-33, powered by a fourth-quarter comeback by second-year quarterback Derek Carr.
A 49ers season ticket holder was one of four people arrested in the brutal beating of a Minnesota Vikings fan in the parking lot of Levi's Stadium following Monday night's game between the Vikings and 49ers.
The 38-year-old is trying to recover from a dislocated shoulder he suffered late in last week's loss to the Cincinnati Bengals. The Raiders have already lost starting safety Nate Allen to a knee injury.
While having a clean bill of health did little for Jack Del Rio's chances in his Raiders head coaching debut, the Silver and Black will not have the same luxury when the Ravens visit the East Bay, this according to NFL Week 2 injury reports.
Running back Reggie Bush is listed as questionable for the San Francisco 49ers' Week 2 matchup on the road against the Pittsburgh Steelers with a calf injury suffered early in the Week 1 win over the Minnesota Vikings. That's literally the only injury the team is reporting this week to the NFL, and that's an amazing sign of good luck for the 49ers. To come out of Week 1 with a win and no major injury concerns is miraculous in this day and age of professional football.
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NFL Week 2 betting odds have the Raiders as home dogs by a touchdown and a point-after versus the visiting Ravens. Can Derek Carr's return set the table for a huge upset in Oaktown?
Coming off a stunning performance in a 20-3 win over the Minnesota Vikings at home in Monday Night Football's doubleheader in Week 1, the San Francisco 49ers seem to have rebuilt themselves a little bit in the transition from Jim Harbaugh to Jim Tomsula. As the team prepares to take the show on the road for Week 2 in Pittsburgh, it's clear that running back Carlos Hyde will be the focus of the offense, and the defense is every bit as feisty as it was during the deep playoff runs of 2011-13.
Thursday Night Football gives us an AFC West battle right out of the chute. The Denver Broncos (1-0) take on the Kansas City Chiefs (1-0) in a game that is getting progressively more difficult to predict. Shootout? Defensive battle? It could go either way but you're covered when it comes to your fantasy lineup.
Efforts by local public and private entities to work together to boost safety in advance of Super Bowl 50 earned recognition from the White House in a statement released Monday.
A video posted to Facebook Monday night after the 49ers-Vikings game shows a Vikings fan getting pummeled by a number of 49ers fans in the parking lot of Levi's Stadium.
Harbaugh who? The 49er season opener against the Vikings was at least as lopsided as the 20-3 final score would lead you to believe, and it likely brought many grumbling members of the "49er Faithful" back on the bandwagon.
From the street corners to the water coolers -- everyone is talking about the new black and red 49ers uniforms.
The Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs play in the first Thursday Night Football game of the NFL season. With both teams winning their opening week games, here is a look at who has the advantage in this week's big game.
The Pittsburgh Steelers aren't the same on defense like they have been for years, but the offense is very dangerous still. Despite a 28-21 loss in Week 1 to the New England Patriots on the road, the Steelers will be a tough opponent for the 49ers in Week 2. First, Pittsburgh has had some extra rest and time to prepare, while San Francisco will be a day short on both. Second, the Steelers have enough weapons on offense to really challenge a depleted 49ers defense. Finally, it's never easy to steal a win in Pittsburgh.
