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Bay Briefing: 'A tricky time' as CA variant could threaten pandemic progress FacebookTwitterEmail Romelia Navarro, right, is comforted by nurse Michele Younkin, left, as she weeps while sitting at the bedside of her dying husband, Antonio Navarro, in St. Jude Medical Center's COVID-19 unit in Fullerton, Calif., July 31, 2020. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)Jae C. Hong / Associated Press Fast-moving variant threatens progress The United States surpassed coronavirus 500,000 deaths on Monday, the same day that two teams of San Francisco scientists reported troubling findings that a California-bred varian...

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Jan 29, 2021 As the calendar gets closer to February, the NFL offseason is about to swing into high gear. There are already a number of big names that are potentially changing teams, and this will likely increase as Super Bowl week draws near.  With that in mind, now would be a good time to take a look at which wide receivers the 49ers will keep, and which ones they will release. Deebo Samuel 33 receptions, 391 yards, 1 touchdown; 8 rushes, 26 yards Expectations in 2020 ran high for Samuel after a strong rookie season. Those expectations would go unfulfilled however as a foot injury while w...

2021 Offseason Plan, by Position (Offense only) By ninersSB6 on Jan 24, 2021, 2:11pm PST + Hello Faithful, I often feel that I exhibit my offseason opinions better through FanPost than through comment, so here we go. I am making a mock 2021 offseason of what I am rooting for Shanahan, Lynch, Peters, and "Puh-rog Muh-rah-tay" to pull off for us. I will be assessing this by position, but first, I want to provide a prerequisite by examining the cap. The 49ers currently have $13,000,000 in cap space. There have been many reports that the 2021 salary cap will be at $185 million rather ...

49ers offseason plan, Pt. I: Keep Jimmy G, draft a QB, and invest in the secondary We went through an entire offseason plan for the Niners from who the team could sign in free agency to adding a couple of draft picks Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images When the San Francisco 49ers decide this offseason, it’s not going to be in a box. They’re not going to look at their secondary and think, “we should let Jaquiski Tartt walk.” The conversation would look more like, “is Tarvarius Moore giving us enough at safety where he could let Tartt walk? Could a rookie give us more? Are there ...