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Seahawks vs. Broncos live updates: NFL ‘Thursday Night Football’ score, predictions and latest
Seahawks vs. Broncos live updates: NFL ‘Thursday Night Football’ score, predictions and latest Follow our live coverage of tonight's game as Denver hosts Seattle October 16, 2026 at 2:10 AM GMT+2 Sam Darnold warming up before Thursday Night Football. Getty Images Seahawks vs.
NFL Week 5 live scores and updates: Eagles vs. Jaguars in London, highlights and analysis from Sunday’s games
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NFL Week 5 live scores and updates: Eagles vs. Jaguars in London, highlights and analysis from Sunday’s games Follow our live coverage for the latest news and analysis from around the NFL with Eagles-Jaguars in London starting things off. October 11, 2026 at 9:39 AM EDT Eagles fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London AP Photo NFL Week 5 scores — Latest Week 5 of the NFL features 13 games on today's slate, starting in London between the Jaguars and Eagles.
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The Strange Case of Eddy Piñeiro’s Extra-Point Struggles Original
Eddy Piñeiro has been one of the most reliable field-goal kickers in football since joining the 49ers, but there has been one strange exception to his success. For whatever reason, the kick that should be the most routine has given him the most trouble. Sep 27, 2026; Santa Clara, California, USA; San Francisco 49ers kicker Eddy Pineiro (18) reacts against the Arizona Cardinals in the first half at Levi's Stadium.
The Strange Case of Eddy Pieiro's Extra-Point Struggles
Sep 27, 2026; Santa Clara, California, USA; San Francisco 49ers kicker Eddy Pineiro (18) reacts against the Arizona Cardinals in the first half at Levi's Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Darren Yamashita-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year’s Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
Last year, the 49ers front office decided that the best decision was for San Francisco to stay put at the trade deadline. This time around, the 49ers could be aggressive buyers. Sep 11, 2026; Melbourne, AUS; San Francisco 49ers general manager John Lynch at Melbourne Cricket Ground.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year’s Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season’s trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn’t the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
The 49ers Stayed Put at Last Year's Trade Deadline. This Season Could Be Different
The 49ers had an opportunity at last season's trade deadline to make a move to bolster their team following a 6-2 start, but John Lynch and Co. decided it wasn't the time to go all in. There were multiple potential players who could have bolstered the team. Trey Hendrickson, Bradley Chubb and Jaelan Phillips were all potential targets, with Phillips eventually getting traded to the Eagles, who decided to bolster their pass rush at the deadline. The 49ers decided to stay put.
George Kittle's Touchdown Celebration Showed What He Means to the 49ers Original
Teammate after teammate rushed over to George Kittle after he scored his first touchdown since suffering a torn Achilles in January. San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk (44) congratulates tight end George Kittle (85) after a touchdown catch against the Miami Dolphins in the third quarter at Levi's Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect The reaction said everything about what Kittle means to this 49ers locker room.
George Kittle's Touchdown Celebration Showed What He Means to the 49ers
San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk (44) congratulates tight end George Kittle (85) after a touchdown catch against the Miami Dolphins in the third quarter at Levi's Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Cary Edmondson-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect
Josh Allen’s Ruling September Again—Wake Me up in January Original
Josh Allen has had a remarkable start to the season, but this story has played out before. He’s put up historic, MVP-caliber numbers essentially the entire decade, but there’s more to quarterbacking than that. Before putting Allen on a pedestal he does not deserve, wait until January. His September story has been told before, but his Hall of Fame-caliber playoff success is still to be seen through a Super Bowl run.
49ers-Rams set to make NFL history at iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground
The Melbourne Cricket Ground, widely recognized as the most iconic stadium in Australia , has hosted some of the most prestigious sporting events in the world and is getting ready to host its first-ever NFL game when the 49ers and Rams kick off their regular season in a fierce NFC West division matchup. The 100,000-capacity stadium has hosted Cricket World Cups, AFC Asian Cup games and Olympic events, and is a staple in the Australian Football League, as it hosts its championship every year.
49ers-Rams Set to Make NFL History at Iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground Original
This is a first. Up to 96,000 fans packed inside the Melbourne Cricket Grounds to see Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Australia on Friday, Feb. 16, 2024. | USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect The Melbourne Cricket Ground, widely recognized as the most iconic stadium in Australia, has hosted some of the most prestigious sporting events in the world and is getting ready to host its first-ever NFL game when the 49ers and Rams kick off their regular season in a fierce NFC West division matchup.
49ers-Rams Set to Make NFL History at Iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground
The Melbourne Cricket Ground, widely recognized as the most iconic stadium in Australia, has hosted some of the most prestigious sporting events in the world and is getting ready to host its first-ever NFL game when the 49ers and Rams kick off their regular season in a fierce NFC West division matchup. The 100,000-capacity stadium has hosted Cricket World Cups, AFC Asian Cup games and Olympic events, and is a staple in the Australian Football League, as it hosts its championship every year.
49ers-Rams Set to Make NFL History at Iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground
The Melbourne Cricket Ground, widely recognized as the most iconic stadium in Australia, has hosted some of the most prestigious sporting events in the world and is getting ready to host its first-ever NFL game when the 49ers and Rams kick off their regular season in a fierce NFC West division matchup. The 100,000-capacity stadium has hosted Cricket World Cups, AFC Asian Cup games and Olympic events, and is a staple in the Australian Football League, as it hosts its championship every year.
49ers-Rams Set to Make NFL History at Iconic Melbourne Cricket Ground
The Melbourne Cricket Ground, widely recognized as the most iconic stadium in Australia, has hosted some of the most prestigious sporting events in the world and is getting ready to host its first-ever NFL game when the 49ers and Rams kick off their regular season in a fierce NFC West division matchup. The 100,000-capacity stadium has hosted Cricket World Cups, AFC Asian Cup games and Olympic events, and is a staple in the Australian Football League, as it hosts its championship every year.
49ers Already Entering the Season Two Touchdowns Behind Original
The 49ers have another mountain to climb this season, despite the regular season not kicking off yet. Feb 9, 2026; San Francisco, CA, USA; San Francisco 49ers owner Jed York speaks at the Super Bowl LX host committee handoff press conference at Moscone Center.
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