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San Francisco 49ers 2017 Opponents

Dec 28, 2016 at 9:56 AM--


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The San Francisco 49ers finished last in the NFC West, meaning they will play two last-place teams from outside of their set divisional opponents. Those set divisional opponents will include the NFC West, NFC East, and AFC South.

Below is a list of the 49ers' 2017 opponents. Dates and times will be released in April prior to the NFL Draft.

49ers 2017 Opponents
Home Away
Cowboys Eagles
Giants Redskins
Jaguars Texans
Titans Colts
Panthers Bears
Cardinals Cardinals
Rams Rams
Seahawks Seahawks

Fast Facts


Air mileage: 23,758 miles

The 49ers will play the Bears for the fourth straight year and their third straight in Chicago.

The 49ers will play the Dallas Cowboys for their second straight year with both games being at home.

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