49ers no longer considered a contender for Stallworth

This probably won't come as a surprise to anyone. If the 49ers have an opportunity to upgrade at a position, they will try to do so — salary cap permitting. That's pretty much a given, and head coach Kyle Shanahan has said that the team will always look to improve, no matter the position. That includes quarterback. "You can't say anything with certainty," Shanahan said last week. "I mean, you don't sit here and make promises on anything. When we build a football team, it's your job to put the best team together year in and year out." While Shanahan and general manager John Lynch have expressed confidence that Jimmy Garoppolo will be

The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Week 17 matchup at home against the Seattle Seahawks. These players will not suit up for Sunday's game. Inactives: WR Brandon Aiyuk DT Kevin Givens OLB Dre Greenlaw DT Javon Kinlaw WR Deebo Samuel CB Richard Sherman CB K'Waun Williams Aiyuk (ankle), Givens (not injury related), Greenlaw (calf), Kinlaw (knee), Samuel (hamstring), Sherman (calf), and Williams (shin) were already ruled out on Friday. Three 49ers players — safety Tarvarius Moore (ankle), cornerback Emmanuel Moseley (hamstring), and linebacker Mark Nzeocha (illness) — were listed as "questionable" for Week 17. All three

The San Francisco 49ers' 2021 season opponent list has been finalized following the early games from Week 17's action. The NFL will not announce the dates and times for next season's schedule until April or May. This season's schedule was released on May 7, 2020. As it does every season, San Francisco will play each NFC West opponent twice. The team will also face the entire NFC North and AFC South divisions and this season's last-place opponents from the NFC South and NFC East — the Atlanta Falcons and Philadelphia Eagles. The NFL is also expected to add a 17th regular-season game to boost revenues and offset the losses caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.