In week 4 NFL preseason action, the Houston Texans host the San Francisco 49ers at NRG Stadium. Cappers Picks will provide free NFL picks all season, so keep coming back for our best bets. The San Francisco 49ers (1-2) covered the spread last week against SD (21-7), but it was no thanks to the starters on offense.
The San Francisco 49ers (0-2) have been outscored 57-3 through two preseason games. They were just shutout in their first game at the new Levi’s Stadium against the Broncos (34-0).
The San Francisco 49ers enter the 2014-2015 season as one of the Super Bowl favorites again – and rightfully so! This is a team that has reached the NFC Championship game three straight seasons – as balanced and as dangerous as any team in the league.
The San Francisco 49ers enter the 2014 season as third betting choice to win the Super Bowl in February. And why not? The Niners have been to the NFC Championship game three straight years; they have 10+ wins in their last three seasons and are coming off a 12-4 campaign.
The Baltimore Ravens start their preseason at home against the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday. This is a game that’ll provide more intensity than other games this week, as the Harbaugh brothers go H2H.
The question ahead of the San Francisco 49ers heading into the 2014-2015 season is a simple one. Are they good enough to beat the Seattle Seahawks within their own division. There is little doubt that the Niners are one of the two or three best teams in the NFC – it is just a matter of getting by the defending Super Bowl champs that will decide their fate.
While the NFL AFC Championship game is sure to provide some serious offensive flash with two of the league’s most prolific quarterbacks, the NFC Championship should provide just the opposite, as two of the NFL’s best defenses go head-to-head on Sunday in Seattle.
San Francisco may very well be the best Wild Card team ever but if they are going to make it back to the Super Bowl they will have to beat Carolina, something they couldn’t get done in the regular season.
The San Francisco 49ers continue their playoff run into the divisional round with a matchup against the Carolina Panthers. San Francisco eked out a win in Green Bay last weekend, while Carolina is coming off their bye week.
Packers Host Their Kryptonite – 49ers Come to Town in Wild Card Round
One of the best non-divisional rivalries in the NFL writes another chapter Sunday when the San Francisco 49ers travel to Lambeau to take on the Green Bay Packers.
The San Francisco 49ers will make the trip out east to legendary Lambeau Field to take on the Green Bay Packers. The 49ers closed the season with six consecutive victories, while the Packers clawed their way to a win over the Bears in their finale to lock up the NFC North division.
The San Francisco 49ers guaranteed themselves a spot in the postseason with a win last week over the Atlanta Falcons, but they’ll try and improve their positioning this weekend with a victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
Candlestick Finale – 49ers Host Falcons Monday Night
The NFL schedule makers must have been drooling at the prospect of an Atlanta/San Francisco matchup the second to last weekend of the NFL regular season but all the sizzle of the matchup faded early in the season when the Falcons simply failed to fire.
San Francisco got a great win over Seattle last week, really great because those guys were looking pretty unbeatable lately. The 49ers have won their last three games and with their quarterback coming around they are starting to look more like a team with a shot to return to the Super Bowl.
NFC West Heavyweight Title on the Line – 49ers Host Seahawks in Week 14
The Seattle Seahawks head out on the road Sunday attempting to continue their magical season and to take one step closer to home field advantage throughout the NFC Playoffs.
To teams that are looking to keep pace in the NFC wild card hunt will square off on Sunday afternoon, when the San Francisco 49ers host the St. Louis Rams at Candlestick Park.
