The 49ers defense battled through adversity, but the offense just couldn’t get out of its own way. Multiple turnovers gave the Jaguars short fields and crushed any chance of finding rhythm. Steph breaks down how the 49ers dropped their first game of the season in Week 4.

Brock Purdy is back under center as the 49ers travel to Jacksonville for a pivotal NFC–AFC showdown. Can San Francisco stay hot without Nick Bosa and keep their perfect record alive? Steph and KP discuss the key matchups and Dezi joins to discuss injuries!

0:00 Intros

1:18 Injury questions with Dezi

9:58 Cautious: Jaguars feisty defense

16:27 A look at Jags offense

19:23 Is Jags offensive line any good?

22:09 Cautious: Jags' running backs vs 49ers run d

29:52 49ers secondary going to be tested more without Bosa?

32:00 Favorable: Trevor Lawrence

36:24 Favorable: Jags entire offense is sloppy

42:30 Favorable: Ricky Pearsall & return of Demarcus Robinson

46:35 Score predictions & Closing thoughts

With Nick Bosa lost for the season, the 49ers defense faces its toughest test in years—but the offense might be ready to take over. Steph and Wayne discuss!Sound off in the comments: Can the Niners’ offense keep them in the contender conversation?

0:00 Intro

1:28 Injuries to track

7:00 Roster moves

7:55 John Lynch on exploring a trade

16:47 Keeping the team morale up

17:49 Will Mykel Williams get more edge snaps?

22:49 Lynch provides offensive injury updates

25:50 Brandon Aiyuk "not close" to return

32:18 Players that'll help the 49ers offense carry the team

39:20 Y or N: Ricky Pearsall will remain the WR1 all season

42:05 Y or N: 49ers are the worst 3-0 team in the league

49:00 49ers biggest goal vs Jags

58:08 49ers biggest challenge vs Jags

The 49ers improved to 3-0 with a hard-fought win over the Cardinals—but the victory came at a heartbreaking cost. Star pass rusher Nick Bosa has torn his ACL and will miss the rest of the season. Steph and Weston discuss the impact of this loss, the other injuries we're tracking this week, and breakdown the best performances of Week 3's win.

0:00 Intros

1:46 Nick Bosa out for season; impacts

15:01 Should 49ers hit the trade market for a DE

23:46 More injuries to track this week

27:12 What the 49ers Week 3 win showed us

36:35 Nominees for 49K Player of the Week

1:01:30 Giving flowers & Voting 49K POW

1:10:30 Crowing Week 3 49K POW

It wasn’t pretty, but it counts as a WIN! The 49ers survive their home opener with a tough, low-scoring win over the Cardinals, taking sole possession of the NFC West. Steph and Drea break down the biggest moments that decided the 49ers' win.

Brock Purdy is "highly unlikely" to start in Week 3, which means Mac Jones gets another start for San Francisco. Here’s what the 49ers need to do to stay rolling against the Arizona Cardinals.

The 49ers head into Week 2 with plenty of questions—and a huge test in New Orleans. Steph and KP are joined by Dezi to cover the latest game-status updates, including injury reports for Brock Purdy, George Kittle, Jauan Jennings and more, then Steph and KP break down the key matchups that will decide Sunday’s showdown.

The 49ers offense is already shifting just one week into the season — with Mac Jones likely stepping in at quarterback for an injured Brock Purdy in Week 2. Steph and Wayne break down how the offense could look different with Jones under center, what Kyle Shanahan might adjust in his playcalling, and whether this helps or hurts San Francisco against Saints.

The 49ers walked away from Week 1 with a dramatic win over the Seahawks — but not without concerns. George Kittle, Brock Purdy, and Jauan Jennings are all dealing with injuries that could impact the team moving forward. Steph and Weston break down the latest updates on their status, some roster moves, and nominate our first 49K Player of the week of the season!

What. A. Game. The San Francisco 49ers pulled off a dramatic Week 1 win over the Seattle Seahawks, and Steph breaks it all down! From Brock Purdy's risky throws to Christian McCaffrey’s impact, to the defense stepping up when it mattered most — this was a statement start to the season.