By Hanzus, Dan Tarell Brown inadvertently forfeited two-thirds of his 2013 salary by not attending offseason workouts. San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said Sunday that he believes there’s a way to fix it. …read more
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By NFL.com The San Francisco 49ers won’t have Michael Crabtree to start the season, but head coach Jim Harbaugh is encouraged by the receiver’s rehab progress. …read more
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By NFL.com The San Francisco 49ers won’t have Michael Crabtree to start the season, but head coach Jim Harbaugh is encouraged by the receiver’s rehab progress. …read more
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By Rosenthal, Gregg San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh is all for quarterback Colin Kaepernick building strength in the offseason but cautions his quarterback not to get too carried away. …read more
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By NFL.com Jim Harbaugh says there’s nothing “factual” about former Oakland Raiders wide receiver Tim Brown‘s suggestion that coach Bill Callahan sabotaged the team’s chances of winning Super Bowl XXXVII. …read more
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By Rosenthal, Gregg San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh doesn’t think Alex Smith will be traded, but there are plenty of QB-needy teams — such as the Kansas City Chiefs — who could use his talents. …read more
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By Rosenthal, Gregg San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh doesn’t think Alex Smith will be traded, but there are plenty of QB-needy teams — such as the Kansas City Chiefs — who could use his talents. …read more
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By Hanzus, Dan San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said Friday it’s “unlikely” QB Alex Smith will be released this offseason, but he and the team seemingly are angling hard to trade the former starter. …read more
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By Hanzus, Dan San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh said Friday that the team is “unlikely” to release Alex Smith this offseason. Harbaugh and the Niners are angling hard to trade the former QB starter. …read more
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By Sessler, Marc 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters last month that, if it were up to him, Randy Moss would “definitely” return for one more season in San Francisco. His general manager isn’t so sure. …read more
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By Sessler, Marc San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters that, if it were up to him, Randy Moss would “definitely” return for one more season with the 49ers. General manager Trent Baalke isn’t so sure. …read more
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By Sessler, Marc San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh told reporters that, if it were up to him, Randy Moss would “definitely” return for one more season with the 49ers. General manager Trent Baalke isn’t so sure. …read more
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By NFL.com The San Francisco 49ers’ last offensive play of Super Bowl XLVII ended on a controversial non-call. Jim Harbaugh doesn’t believe pundits who think the official made the right decision. …read more
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By NFL.com The San Francisco 49ers’ last offensive play of Super Bowl XLVII ended on a controversial non-call. Jim Harbaugh doesn’t believe pundits who think the official made the right decision. …read more
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By NFL.com The San Francisco 49ers’ last offensive play of Super Bowl XLVII ended on a controversial non-call. Jim Harbaugh doesn’t believe pundits who think the official made the right decision. …read more
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By Tony Nitti, Contributor Super Bowl MVP Joe Flacco celebrates with the Vince Lombardi trophy. (Getty Images via @daylife) While last night’s Super Bowl was certainly thrilling, with the Baltimore Ravens barely holding on to a secure a 34-31 victory over the surging San Francisco 49ers by coming up with four stops from inside the 5-yard line with less than two minutes to go, the game did leave a few lingering questions: On Jacoby Jones’ game-changing 56-yard touchdown catch, why did it appear as though 49ers defensive back Chris Culliver purposely jumped over Jones while he lay on the ground, rather than simply touching him and ending the play? It’s almost as if Culliver was trying to avoid man-on-man contact for some weird reason. Won’t someone please just give Jim Harbaugh a hug? When the lights went out in New Orleans, did anyone confirm the whereabouts of exiled Saints coach Sean Payton? I like to imagine that he exacted his revenge on the NFL by pulling the plug on the league’s greatest spectacle, a la Johnny from Airplane. Admittedly, I’m no theologian, but can someone please explain to me again why God would root for Ray Lewis? And of course…
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By ESPN.com news services San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh criticized the officials for what he believed was a pivotal non-call in the final minutes of his team’s Super Bowl loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
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By Rosenthal, Gregg San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh couldn’t help but talk about the non-call on San Francisco‘s final, failed offensive play Sunday night. It will probably go down as the most famous non-call in NFL history, talked about for years by angry 49ers fans.
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By Darren Heitner, Contributor Colin Kaepernick, Ray Lewis, Jim Harbaugh, John Harbaugh, the commercials. There is no shortage of stimuli to capture the attention of people tuning in to Super Bowl XLVII. But the athletes and coaches on the field and the brands willing to pony up the money to gain 30-seconds of exposure during breaks in the action are not the only benefactors of the Big Game.
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By Copeland, Kareem Super Bowl XLVII is just a day away and San Francisco 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh wanted to get an early start on getting his team acclimated to the Superdome.
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