That’s the exact route they took in a mock draft from NFL Media’s draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah. His selection for San Francisco is a little bit outside the box given his analysis of the pick. With the 11th pick, Jeremiah sends Missouri offensive tackle Armand Membou to San Francisco.

Following the 49ers’ 55-10 win over Denver to close out 1989, which came on the heels of beating Cincinnati 20-16 the previous year, the three-peat chatter began on the sideline and moved into the raucous postgame locker room as a chant.

Under head coach Kyle Shanahan the 49ers have never invested big money at either offensive guard spot. They used a second-round pick on left guard Aaron Banks in the 2021 draft and a third-round pick on right guard Dominick Puni in the 2024 draft, but beyond that they’ve not invested major assets into those two positions.

After signing Brandon Aiyuk to an expensive extension, could the 49ers consider moving on from Samuel? That is a situation that has been rumored. Should he be made available on the trade block, New England could consider pursuing him.

Dearborn native, and former New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh is returning to San Francisco as the defensive coordinator, a job he previously held from 2017-2020, a stint that included a trip to the Super Bowl.

The San Francisco 49ers and head coach Kyle Shanahan officially named former Jets head coach as their new defensive coordinator. Saleh returns to the job he held before the Jets hired him as their head coach.

The San Francisco 49ers and head coach Kyle Shanahan today announced that Robert Saleh has been named as the team’s defensive coordinator.

The San Francisco 49ers will be active during NFL free agency in March. Here, we look at five early options for the team. That includes Khalil Mack.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could be in the market for a veteran backup quarterback in 2025, no matter who they pick to start. One NFL insider is hearing that the Steelers could be a landing spot for a Super Bowl-winning quarterback.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have many decisions to make at quarterback this offseason, one of them being their backup quarterback. And a name that has emerges to keep an eye on, is former Indianapolis Colts and Baltimore Ravens passer Joe Flacco.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could end up targeting quarterback Joe Flacco in free agency, SportsKeeda’s NFL insider Tony Pauline said. It would be in the capacity of a backup quarterback rather than anything else, but the Steelers will likely want to hunt a veteran backup, and Flacco could be someone who interests them.