Seahawks Sale to Khosla Approved. The Timing Wasn't Luck.
NFL owners unanimously approved the $9.612 billion Seahawks sale to the Khosla family, six months after Seattle ended a 12-year Super Bowl drought.
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NFL owners unanimously approved the $9.612 billion Seahawks sale to the Khosla family, six months after Seattle ended a 12-year Super Bowl drought.
Jed York pleaded no contest in a prostitution sting and the 49ers called it resolved before the NFL even opened a file. Funny how that works for owners.
De'Zhaun Stribling has 11 catches on 13 targets through two 49ers preseason games. The number that matters isn't the stat line. It's who's praising him.
Three young NFL players lost their seasons to camp injuries in three weeks. The union investigated one case and closed it. Nobody checked the other two.
Deebo Samuel is back in Santa Clara 17 months after the 49ers traded him. Ricky Pearsall's season-ending knee injury is the real reason why.
The 49ers had two scuffles at their first padded practice. McCaffrey and Warner both explained why that is a good sign, not a warning sign, for this team.
Deebo Samuel's 727 yards in Washington looked fine until you check the per-catch number. The 49ers saw it too — and still had to sign him anyway.
The 49ers voided Brandon Aiyuk's guaranteed money while he rehabbed an injury they confirmed themselves. He posted about it. Somehow he's the villain here.
Broken nose, three broken ribs, a broken hand, 40 stitches and a concussion — and the 49ers still won't call it a Week 1 problem for Kyle Shanahan.
Kyle Shanahan's car crash, George Kittle's Achilles, three more names on PUP — read separately they're blurbs. Stacked together, they're the actual story.
NFL training camp opens in days. Five position battles — from Mahomes' ACL recovery to Nabers' PUP list — will define the shape of the entire 2026 NFL season.
George Kittle just squatted 665 pounds six months after tearing his Achilles. The NFL's injury timeline system was not built for whatever he is.
Rookies reported to camp today, but the 49ers' Super Bowl ceiling has nothing to do with any of them. It all comes down to Nick Bosa's surgically repaired knee.
Aiyuk called the 49ers 'stupid' and 'little-ass boys,' deleted it, then posted a Commanders hat. When you void $30M in guarantees, surprises are off the table.
Brandon Aiyuk faces an arrest warrant for exhibition of speed after deleting a YouTube video of himself at 111 mph. The video is gone. The legal fallout isn't.
Brandon Aiyuk's arrest warrant for 111 MPH on a 40 MPH road isn't the story. The story is he filmed it, edited it, and uploaded it himself.