San Francisco 49ers

Torrey Smith is listed as the number one wide receiver on the San Francisco 49ers depth chart, yet in his last two games he has a combined three targets with one reception for three yards. Needless to say, he hasn’t been the happiest member in the team’s 1-4 locker room.

With linebackers NaVorro Bowman and Ray Ray Armstrong done for the season, Rod Brooks foresees the Arizona Cardinals utilizing the middle of the field with their passing game on Thursday Night Football.

The scheme was there, the execution was as well…early anyway. Ted Ramey breaks down the plays from the 49ers’ Week-4 loss to the Cowboys that illustrate exactly why the 2016 49ers problems won’t be a result of poor head coaching.

The GOAT dropped by the Levi’s® Lounge to assess the 49ers offense, as well as the current QB controversy. “Once you go to Colin, you can’t go back.”

In the eyes of Larry Kruger, Trent Baalke has been 2-for-23 over the last seven years in one of the most important areas of his job.

Few have an NFL career as storied as Jerry Rice. The greatest wide receiver of all time talked about the moment when he was finally able to look back and reflect on his accomplishments.

Former San Francisco 49er linebacker Takeo Spikes joined the Audible on Monday morning, and didn’t mince words when asked if it’s time for the Niners to make a change at the quarterback position.

Torrey Smith joined Murph & Mac Wednesday morning to talk about the importance of getting quarterback Blaine Gabbert and the 49ers’ passing attack going if they are to make any noise in the NFC West this season.

Tim Ryan joins Murph and Mac to discuss the 49ers’ improved defense, Blaine Gabbert and the challenge of stopping Cam Newton and the Panthers’ dynamic offense in Week 2.

Steve Young joined Tolbert & Lund on Wednesday to discuss the 49ers impressive Week 1 performance, Chip Kelly and the progress of Blaine Gabbert.