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As he does every week, Rod Brooks stops by the KNBR.com digital lounge to give three takeaways from the past weekend’s 49ers game.

Gary Radnich stopped by KNBR.com’s lounge to touch on one of the worst seasons in the San Francisco 49ers’ storied history. Gary’s advice to tortured 49ers fans: If you’re tired of watching bad football, the best team in the AFC is just across the Bay in Oakland.

Former 49ers tight end Brent Jones joined Ray Woodson on Wednesday afternoon and said that the organization is years away from turning things around.

Mike Krukow joined the Murph and Mac Show on Tuesday morning and explained why he believes the San Francisco Giants are waiting to make a splash signing.

After finishing in second place in consecutive seasons, Kevin Durant is going to make sure Draymond Green wins Defensive Player of the Year this time around.

Before halftime, Colin Kaepernick has been one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL. After that, the QB’s numbers fall off a cliff.

  The first half between the Warriors and Pacers was mostly a snoozer, until Steph Curry went ahead and did this. Steph Curry from the OTHER team’s 3pt line (didn’t count, though) https://t.co/jc6QuPReY4 — NBA on ESPN (@ESPNNBA) November 22, 2016 It didn’t count, but is sure to go down as the most exciting play […]

After playing in the majors for nine years, Frandsen recently made the switch to a become a full-time radio host. Recently, KPIX in San Francisco featured Frandsen in a sportscast, detailing his journey from the plate to the mic.

49ers head coach Chip Kelly joined the Murph and Mac show on Monday morning to discuss a variety of topics surrounding the team’s ninth consecutive loss of the season.

The 49ers did find some success on the offensive side of the ball in the first half of the game, but left points on the field when they settled for a field goal after reaching New England’s 3-yard line…something Chip Kelly was not happy about after the game.