Tom Jensen

Brandon Aiyuk is signaling that the 49ers refuse to meet his asking price and have told him they don’t want him back. If that’s true, now what?

Entering what may be the last best chance for this core group of players to win a Super Bowl, the Niners are going all-in. Contract extensions for Christian McC

Cue Danny Glover, a 49ers Faithful, saying he’s too old for this, representing the aging Niner core. In this case though, I’m asking different versions of lethal weapon: are elite wide receivers cap killers now?

Now after two losses to Kansas City in the Super Bowl, patterns are clear. More adjustments are needed, more potential leaps forward are out there. The question is if they will be pursued. What stands between the 49ers and a championship?

Everybody and his brother have the San Francsico 49ers going 12-5. I have them at 11-6, but then I have a well-earned rep as a “get off my lawn” curmudgeon. Expanding the predictions to the NFC and the conference playoffs, let me break out my tarot cards.

For the second straight season, the 49ers have the least rest compared to their opponents of any team in the league. Four games against teams coming off a bye, eight games where the opponent has more rest, both league highs.

The San Francisco 49ers have made clear that they will extend Brock Purdy, that he’s their franchise quarterback and future. The question is at what price?

The NFC appears to have three tiers this season, the Niners, Detroit, and Green Bay at the top, the Rams, Eagles and Cowboys a tier below,