As the San Francisco 49ers emerge from a week of relaxation and healing, they can not only see the finish line, they can see some dream scenarios beyond it, columnist Ann Killion writes.

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan doesn't see one team as a clear favorite to win the Super Bowl this year.

With 60 days to go until the Super Bowl returns to Levi's Stadium, former San Francisco 49ers All-Pro linebacker Patrick Willis says he is hoping the team can join a select group of franchises that have won the NFL's championship game on their home fields.

San Francisco is dealing with multiple battles at once. The 49ers are in the middle of a fight for the NFC West crown with the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks, and all three teams have nine

If these two things happen, the 49ers would finish 13-4 and win the NFC West over a 13-4 Rams team based on the division record tiebreaker. If the Seahawks also finish 13-4 in this scenario, the 49ers would have swept them, so they'd win any tiebreaker with Seattle. At 7-to-1 odds to win the NFC West, the 49ers feel like a steal.

Using their Football Power Index model, ESPN gives the Rams the best chances of winning it all at 13.8 percent. Matthew Stafford and company have a 40-percent chance alone of reaching the NFC Championship Game, and a 23.6 percent chance of winning the conference.

The San Francisco 49ers aren't getting immediate production from their 2025 NFL draft class, but there are lots of positive signs.

Since 2017, the San Francisco 49ers’ front office has consisted of head coach Kyle Shanahan and general manager John Lynch. The franchise was in turmoil in the

The wife of six-time Pro Bowler George Kittle is working on a new commercial partnership that will provide free tickets for lucky fans.