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49ers open at home — will they face Jared Goff?

Apr 15, 2016 at 7:09 AM--


49ers open at home — will they face Jared Goff? The catch: The 49ers will open the regular season at home Sept. 12 on "Monday Night Football" against the Rams, who acquired the No. 1 overall pick from the Titans on Thursday in a blockbuster trade. The Rams moved up 14 spots to grab a quarterback and many expect it will be Goff, a Marin County native who could launch his career in prime time against his boyhood team. For the second straight season, they will open at home on a Monday night before traveling on a short week to the East Coast to meet a formidable and well-rested opponent. The Panthers, the defending NFC champions who are coming off a 15-1 season and will play in the NFL kickoff game at Denver on Sept. 8. Last year, the same scenario resulted in the 49ers getting clobbered 43-18 at Pittsburgh after a season-opening win against Minnesota. [...] the 49ers and Falcons have the toughest strength of schedule (.555), based on the 2015 record of their opponents. In an effort to reduce travel, the 49ers could stay the week in Youngstown, Ohio, the hometown of CEO Jed York, between their games at Miami and Chicago. The 49ers stayed in Youngstown in between road games in...
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