The San Francisco 49ers will host Super Bowl 50 at the end of the 2015 NFL season. But their time is now, in 2014, to break in their brand-new home at Levi Stadium with a Lombardi Trophy-winning season.
The 49ers have gone to three consecutive NFC championship games with a conference title to show for it.
Why 49ers are Sporting News’ pick to win Super Bowl XLIX
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