With his first catch on Monday night against the Baltimore Ravens, San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey reached 500 receptions over his illustrious career. He has accomplished the feat in 90 games, faster than any other running back in NFL history. McCaffrey made the three-yard reception on the 49ers' opening drive.
The accomplishment surpasses former Indianapolis Colts and St. Louis Rams running back Marshall Faulk, who reached 500 receptions in 112 games during his illustrious Hall of Fame career.
McCaffrey entered the Week 16 contest leading the NFL in rushing yards (1,292), all-purpose yards (1,801), and total touchdowns (20). Although, Miami Dolphins running back Raheem Mostert scored his 21st touchdown of the season on Sunday, temporarily giving him the lead.
NFL.com: 49ers got 'ludicrously lucky' with Brock Purdy
By David Bonilla
2 hrs
Much of the offseason discussion surrounding the San Francisco 49ers has centered around the massive pay raise Brock Purdy is about to receive. But it's easy to forget how the team ended up with him as their starting quarterback in the first place.
NFL.com's Tom Blair recently...
NFL insider imagines Brock Purdy seeks 'close' to Dak Prescott money from 49ers
By David Bonilla
Mar 21
NFL insider Mike Garafolo recently weighed in on the contract negotiations between the San Francisco 49ers and quarterback Brock Purdy during a segment on The Insiders (h/t Grant Cohn of Sports Illustrated). Talks remain ongoing, with both sides reportedly far apart on a fair...
NFL insider to 49ers fans amid offseason overhaul: Don't panic
By David Bonilla
Mar 17
Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated recently joined The Rich Eisen Show to reassure San Francisco 49ers fans who may be panicking over the team's concerning offseason and the perception that the roster has significantly weakened after a six-win 2024 season.
On Monday, Breer...
49ers prepare for life after Trent Williams in latest NFL.com mock draft
By David Bonilla
Mar 20
The San Francisco 49ers must undoubtedly address the trenches in the 2025 NFL Draft. While the releases of Javon Hargrave, Leonard Floyd, and Maliek Collins significantly reduced the defensive line's depth, the team must also bolster its offensive line for the future. Aside...