Dan Skuta visiting with 49ers

For a week, Dallas Cowboys fans had to endure the media telling them that the San Francisco 49ers were a bad matchup for the self-appointed America's Team. That ended up being true. On Sunday, the 49ers went into AT&T Stadium and knocked the NFC East champions out of the playoffs. Now, it's Green Bay Packers fans' turn to hear about a bad upcoming matchup. The Packers will host the 49ers at Lambeau Field on Saturday night, and ESPN's Dan Orlovsky broke down why this is a poor matchup for the home team. "It's the worst matchup the Packers could have gotten," Orlovsky said Monday on ESPN's Get Up. "It's a bad seven-day stretch for the Packers, knowing that San Francisco comes back, beats the [Rams], then they go on the road [to beat the Cowboys]. And

Around the NFL writer Dan Hanzus released an updated power ranking on Tuesday. Understandably, the Kansas City Chiefs, winners of Sunday's thrilling Divisional Playoff matchup against the Buffalo Bills, earned the No. 1 spot. Behind them are the San Francisco 49ers, who will face the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC Championship Game. It is worth noting that Hanzus previously had the Bay Area squad ranked No. 7. Hanzus wrote the following about the 49ers within his power rankings: These 49ers are a deeply resilient bunch. On Saturday night at Lambeau Field, San Francisco's special teams saved the day with two season-saving blocks -- one on

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Green Bay Packers 13-10 at Lambeau Field last Saturday to advance to the NFC Championship Game against the Los Angeles Rams, who they'll face for the third time this season. Join 49ers RedZone co-hosts Rohan Chakravarthi and Marco Martinez as they analyze the 49ers-Packers game, while previewing the 49ers-Rams showdown at SoFi Stadium this

There's a lot to unpack from Saturday night's memorable 13-10 win for the San Francisco 49ers over the Green Bay Packers, but some of the biggest news to surface since that game came to an end involves the legendary quarterback the 49ers faced in their latest playoff victory—and the one they could face next week. Keep in mind there are still a lot of unknowns here, including (as of Sunday morning) whether or not the 49ers will even get this opportunity when they battle in the NFC Championship next Sunday (6:40 p.m. ET/3:40 p.m. PT, FOX). But based on what Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers said Saturday night to go with what's been reported about Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady over the past 24 hours, it's not incorrect to say the 49ers could conceivably be the team to