Jauan Jennings reportedly turned down a 49ers reunion after a trade to Minnesota fell through when he refused a FaceTime pledge to return to San Francisco. The 49er‑Vikings deal, revealed by FOX Sports’ Jay Glazer, hinged on Jennings confirming his comeback, but he chose to stay in Minnesota, where he has six catches for 54 yards on a one‑year, $8 million contract that could rise to $13 million. Angered, Jennings labeled 49ers supporters “fake fans” in an Instagram Story, sparking a split reaction among the Faithful.
The Indianapolis Colts traded wide receiver Keenan Allen to the San Francisco 49ers for a 2027 sixth-round draft pick.
As the NFL trade deadline passes, Seattle’s Seahawks, sitting 5-4, watch rival NFC teams make big moves while they stay put. Seattle added future Hall‑of‑Famer Quenton Nelson, but the 49ers bolstered their line with DeForest Buckner and snagged Keenan Allen, and the Bears landed Jeffery Simmons and eyed Kahlil Mack. Meanwhile, the Rams lost star WR Puka Nacua to IR, and the Vikings’ offense collapsed despite a strong defense. The NFC North now fills all three wildcard spots, leaving the Seahawks tied with the Rams for the last playoff berth. With a 50% chance to qualify, Seattle must rely on a bye week and internal adjustments to stay alive.
The San Francisco 49ers re‑signed cornerback Jack Jones to the practice squad after releasing him on Oct. 28. Jones, who appeared in seven games, was dropped following a poor performance against the Falcons that saw him allow more than five yards per target. With starters Renardo Green and Deommodore Lenoir listed as day‑to‑day, Jones provides a familiar backup option alongside Brandon Codrington. The move comes as the 49ers also traded for Keenan Allen from Indianapolis, sending a 2027 sixth‑round pick.
The Las Vegas Raiders trade veteran QB Kirk Cousins to Minnesota for a 2027 third‑round pick, clearing the path for No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza to start. In nine games, Cousins threw for 2,340 yards, 20 TDs and eight interceptions, helping the Raiders begin 3‑0 before a 5‑1 slump highlighted offensive woes, including a 38‑17 loss to the 49ers. While Mendoza inherits talent like tight end Brock Bowers and rookie receiver Tre Tucker, the Raiders failed to add a proven wideout, leaving the rookie with a thin receiving corps. The article argues this oversight may be the deadline’s biggest mistake for Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders are trying anything they can on defense, and it showed up in our advanced stats study for Week 9's game against the San Francisco 49ers.
While Jordan Poole expressed an openness to returning to the Golden State Warriors, Draymond Green may make that difficult for all involved.
The San Francisco 49ers have brought cornerback Jack Jones back to their practice squad after cutting him in late October. Jones, 28, previously posted 11 tackles and three pass defenses in seven games this season. He was originally a fourth‑round pick (121st overall) by New England in 2022, spent time with the Raiders and Dolphins, and signed a four‑year, $4.4 million contract before being waived. After a brief visit with Carolina, Jones returns to San Francisco, rejoining the roster as a practice‑squad player.
In Episode 47 of The Terrible Podcast (Season 17), Alex Kozora and the host dissect the Steelers' decision to stand pat at the NFL trade deadline, weighing whether the team should have pursued wide receivers more aggressively. They also break down the Deebo Aiyuk trade chatter and recap Monday's press conferences, delivering up‑to‑date analysis for Steelers fans.
The Houston Astros have reportedly locked in former Tigers manager and Yankees bench coach Brad Ausmus as their new manager, a move heavily influenced by owner Jim Crane and former teammate Jeff Bagwell. Ausmus brings six years of managerial experience and recent AL‑West exposure with the Angels and A's, and will inherit a largely intact coaching staff. The hire follows the October 31 appointment of GM Randy Flores, a longtime Cardinals executive tasked with rebuilding a depleted farm system. While Astros fans worry about Bagwell’s anti‑analytics reputation, the organization is prioritizing experience over the youth‑focused approach taken by the Mariners.
The Niners Nation piece reflects on the 49ers’ trade‑deadline moves, highlighting the acquisition of defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and veteran receiver Keenan Allen from the Indianapolis Colts. Buckner bolsters the interior pass rush while Allen offers a reliable target for Brock Purdy in the playoffs. The author argues the only glaring need is a cornerback, citing Martin Emerson Jr. as a potential, though costly, option. With the league‑best record, top point differential, and leading offense, the team feels secure, yet the writer suggests a cornerback upgrade would address a lingering vulnerability. Readers are invited to share their own GM trade‑deadline strategies.
The Houston Astros announce longtime catcher Brad Ausmus as their 21st manager, unveiled by GM Randy Flores. Ausmus, 57, returns to Houston after coaching stints with the Yankees (2024‑26) and Oakland A’s (2022) and previous managerial roles with the Angels (2019) and Detroit Tigers (2014‑17). He boasts an 18‑year playing career, including 1,259 games and three Gold Gloves with the Astros, plus a key 2005 World Series appearance and a famous 2005 NLDS homer. Ausmus also led the 2014 Tigers to a 90‑72 record and a postseason berth and coached in the 2024 World Series with the Yankees. The press conference streams Friday at 10 AM on Astros.com and social channels.
The Las Vegas Raiders barely budged in the post-Week 9 NFL power rankings after a sloppy loss to the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.
The Dallas Cowboys head into Week 10 after a 27‑23 win over the Colts to face a 7‑1 San Francisco 49ers team that leads the NFC. The 49ers average 29.4 points while allowing just 19.5, and they rolled past the Raiders 38‑17 with five forced turnovers. Quarterback Brock Purdy is at his peak, posting a 69.1% completion rate, 1,980 yards, 17 TDs and a 109.8 passer rating, plus 201 rushing yards. Coach Kyle Shanahan’s balanced attack features 1,082 rushing yards (4.6 yd/carry) led by Christian McCaffrey (457 yd, nine TDs) and a versatile passing corps with George Kittle, Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel and newcomer Keenan Allen. Dallas must stay disciplined, pressure Purdy and tackle well to contain a multi‑dimensional offense.
Warriors forward Draymond Green says he has no issue with a possible Jordan Poole reunion, citing his own experience with the Chris Paul trade. After Golden State’s 138‑87 win over Poole’s New Orleans Pelicans, Poole hinted at a future return, prompting Green to speak on his podcast. Green told listeners he holds no grudges, recalling a call from GM Mike Dunleavy about a potential Chris Paul deal – a relationship that ultimately flourished. He stresses he’s an adult who moves forward, so a Poole return would be a "non‑issue" for him.
Brandon Aiyuk has been reinstated from the reserve/left‑squad list and passed his physical, but 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan appears unlikely to keep him. Agent Drew Rosenhaus says Aiyuk will either return to San Francisco after a two‑week roster exemption ends on Nov. 24 or be released, making him a free agent likely to attract interest from teams with past ties—particularly the Washington Commanders, who share his Arizona State connection. The 49ers won’t owe him salary during the exemption, and a practice‑squad offer from an NFC club is rumored. Aiyuk, 28, posted 23 catches for 351 yards in 2024 and is set to play this season if a new deal is reached.
The Houston Astros announce Brad Ausmus as their new manager. Ausmus, a former Astros catcher with an 18‑year MLB career, previously managed the Detroit Tigers (2014‑17), leading them to a division title in 2014, and the Los Angeles Angels in 2019. He most recently served as bench coach for the New York Yankees (2024‑26) and the Oakland A’s (2022). His close ties to ex‑teammate Jeff Bagwell, an advisor to owner Jim Crane, raise questions about the influence of new GM Randy Flores on Astros decision‑making.
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Brad Ausmus, the Yankees’ bench coach since 2024, is set to become the Houston Astros’ next manager after the club announced Joe Espada will not return for 2027. The move, reported by Astros insider Brian McTaggart, marks the first major hire for new GM Randy Flores under owner Jim Crane. Ausmus, a former Astros catcher, previously managed the Detroit Tigers (2014‑17) and the Los Angeles Angels (2019), posting a 386‑422 record and a 2014 division title. His departure leaves the Yankees scrambling for a bench coach, after they already lost quality‑control coach Tanner Swanson to Seattle and see hitting coach James Rowson heading to the Giants.
Donte DiVincenzo believes Stephen Curry enters every NBA season in better physical condition than any other player in the league, crediting the Golden State Warriors superstar's preparation and training habits.
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