Saleh changing 49ers’ approach along defensive front as players evolve
Four weeks ago, the 49ers trotted out their starting defensive line exactly as first-year defensive coordinator Robert Saleh envisioned it.
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49ers winners and losers at the quarter pole
Even with a fluid roster and a new regime from head to toe, the 49ers didn’t expect to be winless through the first four games of the season.
How Frank Gore can hurt the 49ers without the ball in his hands
Frank Gore is in his 13th year as a starting running back, but at this point in his career, he might be most dangerous when he doesn’t have the ball in his hands.
Young on Hoyer: ‘He’s played long enough to know that you have to play better’
Steve Young told Tolbert & Lund Wednesday evening that this winless stretch might be taking a toll on Brian Hoyer’s confidence.
49ers marvel at Gore’s longevity, praise ‘beast’ that still has ‘gas in the tank’
Frank Gore is the dean of NFL running backs, and it’s not particularly close.
Reid on protests: ‘I think people are more open to it here’
Starting safety Eric Reid was among the first 49ers to begin protesting during the national anthem.
Beathard still taking first-team reps, Hoyer admits results must improve
After four consecutive losses to open the season, the 49ers are well aware that the clock is ticking.
Frank Gore on end of 49ers’ tenure: ‘At first I was bitter, but that’s the business of the league’
Frank Gore is officially an ageless wonder.
Fitz: NBA’s forward-thinking culture another reason to celebrate start of Warriors’ season
Vibrant organizations are constantly changing, often for the better while occasionally making mistakes in the pursuit of fixing problems.
Thompson on whether 49ers should tank: ‘Losing breeds losing’
The Athletic Bay Area’s Marcus Thompson thinks tanking for a pick would create a “bad culture” instead of the winning culture the 49ers hope to build. He adds that winning a few games would not severely harm their draft status.