49ers’ stadium once again called "Candlestick Park"

The San Francisco 49ers remain a popular team in the Los Angeles area, but Sunday's crowd at SoFi Stadium for the playoff-impacting game against the Los Angeles Rams was wild. The Rams were the home team, but you couldn't tell. That's because the crowd was dominated by 49ers fans, forcing the Rams to play in a hostile environment on their own turf. It got so bad for the Rams that the crowd noise forced the offense to use a silent count during critical moments in the game. It was too loud to ignore. "It was a tough environment for us to communicate in really the whole second half," Rams quarterback Matthew

Jon Machota of The Athletic posted the following video of fans stampeding into AT&T Stadium when doors opened for the Wild Card playoff game between the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys two hours before kickoff. AT&T Stadium doors have opened for Cowboys vs. 49ers pic.twitter.com/OtewlvaL82— Jon Machota (@jonmachota) January 16, 2022 Why

The Los Angeles Rams are desperately trying to prevent another red and gold takeover of their home venue, SoFi Stadium, for Sunday's NFC Championship Game against the San Francisco 49ers. It was an embarrassing situation for the home-team Rams the last time the Niners visited. The eyeball test told you that more 49ers fans were in the stands than Rams fans. Listening with your ears told you the same thing. At one point, quarterback Matthew Stafford and the Rams had to go to a silent count because of the noise while they were on offense. Again, they were the home team. "It was a tough environment for us to

The 49ers defeated the Rams 27-24 to get into the NFC Playoffs and will face off the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Wildcard round on Sunday. Join Co-hosts Marco Martinez and Rohan Chakravarthi as they break down Sunday's matchup, including Jimmy Garoppolo's play, Ambry Thomas, the coaching staff and