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2016 has been a nightmare of a season for the San Francisco 49ers. Gary Radnich thinks that fans are getting angry with their team’s 1-5 start, but the fanbase is a couple weeks away from an even worse emotion…apathy.

In the much-anticipated 2016 debut of Colin Kaepernick it was more of the same for the free-falling San Francisco 49ers, who struggled to move the ball effectively despite the switch at QB. Murph & Mac dropped by the digital lounge Monday, and they explained why they want to continue to see Kaepernick at the helm.

The 49ers are only six games into the Chip Kelly era and it’s clear that the season is doomed by a roster full of holes. How do you fix that problem? Larry Krueger has some answers.

The point of posting this isn’t to say their focus isn’t on basketball, but rather the pair of All-Stars are letting loose before an 82 game season begins.

Believe it or not, there were actually some positive takeaways from the San Francisco 49ers’ blowout loss to the Bills in Week 6, including one half of solid quarterback play from Colin Kaepernick. Kevin Jones and Josh Lander assess how to build off the good and fix a run defense that allowed 312 yards on the ground in Buffalo.

An oil fire in may from a pecan dessert cost Mike Brown some scars on his legs but a new appreciation for life. Steve Kerr hired Brown to replace Luke Walton this offseason.

The 31-year-old Melancon’s 2016 numbers were as follows: 47 saves, 4 blown saves, 71.1 innings pitched, 65 strikeouts, 12 walks, 1.64 ERA.

Considering who was coaching the 49ers last season, Bob Fitzgerald is giving Kap a blank slate against the Buffalo Bills this Sunday in his first start of 2016. Chip Kelly is still in the process of implementing his new-age offense but Fitz expects Kelly’s offense to uncover a closer version of 2012-Kaepernick than what we saw from the Super Bowl-starting quarterback in 2015.

The Hall of Fame safety foresees a scenario where Kaepernick still flourishes his old skill set that set the NFL on fire a few seasons back, but he’s not as high on the 49ers’ run defense.

The guys from the audible sit down and talk about the upcoming Warriors and Sharks seasons.