Fair & Biased with John Lund

Super Bowl champion Dennis Brown shares his thoughts on the current state of the 49ers, the importance of staying healthy, the impact of injuries, and the role of young players in shaping the team's future. Dennis shares his expertise on the defensive line, discussing the strengths and weaknesses of the team. He highlights the potential of some young players, but expresses concerns about the team's depth on defense. 

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Fair and Biased goes full 49ers, with John Lund discussing the team's defensive line and the importance of having a strong pass rush. He expresses concerns about the team's ability to generate pressure on the quarterback, citing the lack of experienced players on the defensive line. Omitting Brock Purdy, who is most important to stay healthy all season: Nick Bosa, Trent Williams, Christian McCaffrey, or Fred Warner?

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Its Lund's Last Call: make sure to check your football helmets for snakes; A news team that goes off the rails; one man's quest to live off nothing but Costco samples

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The Giants' sloppy play and lack of fundamentals have been a recurring theme all season, and it's not just the players who are to blame. The manager's leadership and decision-making have also come under scrutiny. John continues to delve into the Giants' woes, discussing the team's record and the impact of their sloppy play on the field. The conversation touches on the manager's role in the team's struggles and whether he should be held accountable for the team's performance, plus his thoughts on Kawhi Leonard and grinding preseason football.

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As the Giants' have shifted into evaluation mode, John Lund and the audience discuss where to point the finger: is it fair to blame Tony Vitello? John shares his thoughts on the situation and breaks down the team's pitching struggles and the importance of getting it right in development.

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After a lost weekend vs the Rockies, who do you blame most for the failures of 2026? John Lund discusses the Giants' bullpen, which has been a major letdown this season, as well as the subpar seasons' by the team's veteran players, plus we get into the 49ers defense under Raheem Morris.

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In Hour 4 Fair and Biased takes a look at the national stories making headlines, including Tony Romo's issues with CBS and why winning teams are able to sign toxic players because of their winning nature, plus Lund's last call to wrap up the week

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In Hour 3 John Lund recaps De'Zhaun Stribling's strong performance in the 49ers loss to the Titans, plus Andy Baggarly on the Giants' farm system development and how SF will take a look at youth during remainder of the season, plus we also touch on the upcoming All-Star Game in San Francisco and what it means for the city. 

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Andy Baggarly of The Athletic joins John Lund to discuss the challenges of building a sustainable team through the farm system and the importance of developing young players. He also touches on the team's current struggles, including their lack of fundamental baseball and the impact of one-run games, and his thoughts on the announcement that the All-Star game will return to SF in 2028.

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John Lund as he dives into the latest news and opinions on the 49ers, Warriors and Giants, with a guest appearance by Danny Emerman from the SF Standard. John and Danny discuss the Warriors' schedule, which has been released, and what it means for the team's chances this season. They also talk about the most exciting young player in the Bay Area, with options including Bryce Eldridge, De'Zhaun Strbbling, and Yaxel Lendeborg. 

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