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The confluence of the four major sports at once--the NFL season in full swing, the baseball playoffs, the NHL season underway and the NBA pre-season. Plus, Mike Singletary is likely to be let go.
Former San Francisco 49ers running back Glen Coffee has been arrested on a gun charge in the Florida Panhandle.
Oakland Raiders running back Darren McFadden sat out his third straight practice with a sore hamstring and is almost certain to miss Sunday's game against San Diego.
Despite Alex Smith's struggles and the effect they've had on a winless team, 49ers coach Mike Singletary said Wednesday that he's not considering a change at quarterback.
Oakland defensive tackle John Henderson could be sidelined for more than a month with a stress fracture in his right foot, dealing a blow to the Raiders' struggling run defense.
Mike Singletary isn't worried about his job security following the San Francisco 49ers' 0-4 start. In fact, he says it's the furthest thing from his mind.
A day of extra work and plenty of time sitting home watching highlights were enough for Sebastian Janikowski to regain his sense of humor after missing a potential game-winning field goal for Oakland against Arizona.
Mike Singletary is not wavering in the slightest from his offensive philosophy for the San Francisco 49ers. He wants a physical, balanced attack.
Sebastian Janikowski's missed 32-yard field goal on the final play got all the attention. It's all the other mistakes that led to a 24-23 loss to the Arizona Cardinals that still haunted the Oakland Raiders the most on Monday.
Jimmy Raye has been fired as offensive coordinator by the San Francisco 49ers. The team announced the firing Monday, one day after it fell to 0-3 and was beaten 31-10 at Kansas City. San Francisco has scored 38 points, second fewest in the NFL behind Carolina.
John Madden reviews both local teams' performances in their Sunday NFL losses.
The San Francisco 49ers are achieving their goal of fielding a top NFL defense, but ringleader Patrick Willis and his crew are far from satisfied with the results two weeks into the season.
Bruce Gradkowski's excitement over being named starting quarterback for the Oakland Raiders didn't last long.
Five months after acquiring Jason Campbell to be their starting quarterback, the Oakland Raiders benched him in favor of Bruce Gradkowski beginning with this week's game at Arizona.
Calm and completely positive, Mike Singletary showed no outward signs he is disappointed to be 0-2. Of course he's upset about it. This is hardly where his San Francisco 49ers expected to be at this early stage.
Garrett Hartley kicked a 37-yard field goal that barely fluttered through as time expired after Drew Brees set it up with a 30-yard completion to Marques Colston and the Saints spoiled the San Francisco 49ers' home opener with a 25-22 victory Monday night.
Jerry Rice's No. 80 will hang from the upper deck at Candlestick Park alongside all the other San Francisco 49ers greats.
Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable said he has a good idea of who will start at quarterback this week but isn't ready to announce it.
Super Bowl Champion New Orleans sure would appear to have the upper hand against the 49ers on Monday Night Football. The Saints have won the last five matchups with the Niners, who will try to get back on track following a dismal 31-6 season-opening loss at Seattle and a week of questions about their offense.
San Francisco offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye stood up Thursday and took responsibility for the problems the 49ers had getting plays in on time in their lopsided season-opening loss at Seattle.
The Oakland Raiders had plenty of problems on the offensive line in the season opener even with Robert Gallery in the lineup. Now as they prepare for their second game, the Raiders face the real possibility of being without their most reliable lineman.
All that offseason optimism in Oakland was erased by a season-opening blowout that brought up the same problems that have plagued the Raiders the past seven seasons.
The San Francisco 49ers who were so confident only days ago about their playoff chances and the opportunity to win the NFC West have been brought down a notch.
Chris Johnson ran for 142 yards and two touchdowns, Vince Young threw for two TDs and Javon Ringer had a TD, and the Tennessee Titans quickly avoided mimicking their 0-6 start of 2009 by routing the Oakland Raiders 38-13 Sunday in the opener.
