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The Coach's Huddle goes live for Patriots vs Bears reaction and commentary, with its usual mix of 49ers storylines, roster moves, film takes and league wide NFL debate alongside the game.
Matt Maiocco joins KNBR to talk through Mike Evans' injury, the 49ers' thin wide receiver room and what the Falcons matchup in Atlanta will test first.
Steve Young joins KNBR to discuss the 49ers' Super Bowl hopes and Brock Purdy, offering a Hall of Fame quarterback's read on how far this team can go.
Jessie Naylor brings in Atlanta Falcons creators to preview the 49ers vs Falcons matchup, getting the other sideline's view of the NFC showdown.
John Lynch joins KNBR to discuss the 49ers' 6-0 start, Mike Evans' injury and his trade deadline plans as the wide receiver room gets tested.
Grant Cohn talks with The Coach about a possible 49ers trade for Dallas Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb, and how San Francisco could pull it off.
Niners Nation plays fact or fiction on whether the 49ers need to trade for a wide receiver ahead of the deadline, testing the argument instead of just repeating the rumor.
With George Kittle's Tight End University a proven success, Christian McCaffrey says he would love to start a Running Back University with Atlanta Falcons star Bijan Robinson.
Christian McCaffrey talks about what he learned working out with Bijan Robinson as the 6-0 49ers head to Atlanta to face Robinson and the Falcons before the bye week, in a matchup of two of the NFL's best running backs.
John Chapman and the 49ers Rush Podcast break down the coaching approach for Sunday's Week 7 game against the Atlanta Falcons.
John Lynch told KNBR the 49ers pass rush has jumped from an NFL-low 20 sacks in 2025 to 15 sacks through six games in 2026, crediting more aggressive coverage, interior rusher Osa Odighizuwa, versatile end Keion White, and defensive line coach Kris Kocurek, even with Nick Bosa out since Week 2.
John Lynch told KNBR that Mike Evans and Nick Bosa are both still to be decided for Sunday in Atlanta, with Evans treating the Achilles tendinitis that knocked him out in the second quarter against Washington after three catches for 94 yards and Bosa working back from the calf injury that has cost him four games.
The 6-0 49ers travel to Mercedes-Benz Stadium to face the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday in Week 7, their first trip to Atlanta since 2022 and the 84th all-time meeting between the teams, with viewing and streaming details inside.
49ers.com rounds up the latest headlines in its Morning Report, with a Week 7 preview of Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons and a look at where San Francisco sits in the power rankings at 6-0.
The Gold Standard 49ers Podcast Network breaks down the 49ers film, looking at what changed and why the problems they find are fixable.
Rohan Chakravarthi tracks a shift that took weeks to show up in the odds. The 6-0 49ers are now the clear Super Bowl favorites for a second straight week, listed at +540 on DraftKings and +600 on FanDuel ahead of the Buffalo Bills, and they are +240 to win the NFC and -650 to win the NFC West while the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks slide.
Grant Cohn and Tom Walsh, the Pigskin Professor, preview the 49ers' Week 7 road game against the Atlanta Falcons.
Jessie Naylor lays out how the 49ers can survive their trip to Atlanta despite a banged up roster heading into the Falcons matchup.
San Francisco is 6-0 despite injuries and a run of close games, but recent special teams mistakes now threaten the 49ers' Super Bowl push and their quest for a sixth title.
Grant Cohn and Jessie Naylor discuss why Upton Stout was benched against Washington and what it means for the rookie cornerback's role in the 49ers secondary.
Roddy White, Kyle Shanahan's star receiver in Atlanta, told The Up and Adams Show he does not think Shanahan will ever win a Super Bowl. White praised Shanahan as a great play caller but said over-aggressive calls in pressure situations and poor situational football will keep costing him against great quarterbacks.
Jed York was back at the league meeting this week after serving his six-game suspension, and Roger Goodell defended the discipline. York pleaded no contest to two misdemeanors after his arrest in a prostitution sting in East Palestine, Ohio, and paid a $500,000 fine. Goodell said the personal conduct policy applies to owners, commissioners and players alike, and that the league went through a full process to understand the facts before acting.