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49ers officially announce State of the Franchise event for June 30

Jun 15, 2021 at 3:43 PM--


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As team president Al Guido stated earlier this month, the San Francisco 49ers will be holding their annual "State of the Franchise" event on Wednesday, June 30 at 6 PM PT. The event will be presented virtually. The only way for fans to watch will be via the team's official app.


The "State of the Franchise" event will include:

  • Business updates from president Al Guido
  • News on the 49ers Foundation 30th Anniversary season-long celebration
  • Interviews with CEO Jed York, general manager John Lynch, head coach Kyle Shanahan, George Kittle, and Fred Warner, plus appearances by members of the media.
  • Updates on the return of fans to Levi's Stadium
  • Special announcements and more

Among those special announcements could be the official unveiling of home versions of the 49ers' throwback variant uniforms for the team's 75th anniversary that have been worn in recent seasons. Guido was recently asked on 95.7 The Game if that was a possibility.

"The best I can say right now is we've got a lot coming for the 75th anniversary," Guido responded.

Leaked photos in March showed the red variants of the uniforms, which are patterned after those worn by the last championship team during the 1994 season. Those throwbacks were actually a modernized version of the uniforms worn by the Niners in 1955.



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