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The 49ers have a fatal flaw. It lurked underneath a well-oiled running game until a dynamic Chiefs team found it in 2019. It toyed with the Niners as they struggled to stay afloat in a doomed 2020 season. And last year, a 49ers team shooting for the moon nearly failed to launch because of it. They came close to overcoming it, but like the inexorable pull of gravity, one simple truth brought them crashing back to earth: Shanahan is holding back his quarterbacks. It's the sixth year under head coach Kyle Shanahan, the architect of an offense that is currently ranked 22nd in the league in Offensive DVOA. He

Jimmy Garoppolo is the San Francisco 49ers' starting quarterback for the remainder of the season, barring unforeseen circumstances. Trey Lance underwent ankle surgery on Monday and will land on season-ending injured reserve. The situation is disappointing for Lance, who finally had an opportunity to gain a significant number of in-game reps, something he has lacked over the last couple of seasons. COVID protocols shortened his 2020 campaign at North Dakota State to one game. Lance started only two games last season as an NFL rookie, with a few plays sprinkled in here and there in other games. Lance's 2022 season ended in less than five full quarters. For Garoppolo, this is an opportunity to prove his worth. There was no trade market for the veteran

Nick Bosa is a first-year team captain. He is the only newcomer to the group of six San Francisco 49ers captains, including defensive lineman Arik Armstead, tight end George Kittle, safety Jimmie Ward, linebacker Fred Warner, and tackle Trent Williams. His teammates so respect the 24-year-old pass rusher that head coach Kyle Shanahan tasked him with the honor of giving a speech to the team the day before each game last season. That tradition carried over into 2022. "I just give the Saturday speeches after walk-throughs," Bosa said on Friday. "I was doing that all last year too." Bosa isn't very proud of his speeches from last season, but the experience was invaluable because he

With the San Francisco 49ers' home opener against the Seattle Seahawks right around the corner, I had the chance to check out the 49ers' concession showcase in partnership with Levy. It's always a great opportunity to check out new food selections and local vendors being added into the mix for this upcoming season. Executive Chef "Kitchen QB" Jon Severson was on hand to showcase the menu with a colorful red-and-gold display featuring foods from both general concessions and concession partners. Prior to partnering with Levi's Stadium, Severson brings nearly 20 years of experience working with NFL, NBA, and