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Jan 18, 2026SundayDivisional

HST16

NWE28

Divisional

LAR20

CHI17

Divisional

Jan 25, 2026SundayConference title

NWE10

DEN7

Conf. title

LAR27

SEA31

Conf. title

Feb 8, 2026SundaySuper Bowl LX

SEA29

NWE13

Super Bowl

Sep 9, 2026WednesdayWeek 1

NWE10

SEA13

Sep 10, 2026ThursdayWeek 1

SFO27

LAR7

Sep 13, 2026SundayWeek 1

CHI59

CAR37

TB27

CIN33

NOR30

DET31

BUF36

HST31

BLT41

IND23

CLV10

JAX34

ATL13

PIT20

NYJ23

TEN10

ARZ26

LAC14

MIA13

LVR27

GNB22

MIN39

WAS22

PHI24

DAL20

NY28

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DEN10

KC31

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This day in football · September 16, 1923: Ironwood Legion visited the Duluth Kelleys at Duluth Athletic Park. Duluth Kelleys 7, Ironwood Legion 0. W1923 NFL season↗

From the vault · December 26, 1964 · 1964 AFL Championship Game: The Buffalo Bills beat the San Diego Chargers 20–7 at War Memorial Stadium to win the 1964 AFL championship. Box score

1949 San Francisco 49ers (AAFC)W1949 San Francisco 49ers (AAFC)↗

AAFC · 9–3 (.750) · 2nd in division · PF 416 · PA 227 · Coach Buck Shaw · Won Divisional Playoffs (vs. Yankees) 17–7 Lost AAFC Championship (at Browns) 7–21

◀ 1948

Schedule (17 games)

Date	Wk	Opponent	Result	Record	Stadium	Att.
1949-08-10	1	@ Los Angeles Dons	W 28–7		Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
1949-08-14	2	vs Buffalo Bills (AAFC)	W 21–10		Kezar Stadium
1949-08-19	2	@ Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	T 21–21		Cleveland Stadium	31,157
1949-08-28	1	vs Baltimore Colts (AAFC)	W 31–17	1–0	Kezar Stadium
1949-09-04	2	vs Chicago Hornets	W 42–7	2–0	Kezar Stadium	28,311
1949-09-18	4	vs Los Angeles Dons	W 42–14	3–0	Kezar Stadium	31,960
1949-09-25	5	@ Buffalo Bills (AAFC)	L 17–28	3–1	Civic Stadium
1949-09-30	6	@ Chicago Hornets	W 42–24	4–1	Soldier Field	31,561
1949-10-09	6	vs Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	W 56–28	5–1	Kezar Stadium	59,720
1949-10-16	8	vs Buffalo Bills (AAFC)	W 51–7	6–1	Kezar Stadium
1949-10-23	9	@ New York Yankees (AAFC)	L 3–24	6–2	Yankee Stadium
1949-10-30	8	@ Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	L 28–30	6–3	Cleveland Stadium	72,189
1949-11-06	11	@ Baltimore Colts (AAFC)	W 28–10	7–3	Memorial Stadium
1949-11-13	12	@ Los Angeles Dons	W 41–24	8–3	Los Angeles Coliseum	17,880
1949-11-27	14	vs New York Yankees (AAFC)	W 35–14	9–3	Kezar Stadium
1949-12-04	Semifinals	vs New York Yankees (AAFC)	W 17–7		Kezar Stadium
1949-12-11	Championship	vs Cleveland Browns (AAFC)	L 7–21		Cleveland Municipal Stadium

Roster (34)

#	Player	Pos	Ht	Wt	College	Exp	Status
0	Frankie Albert	QB	5-10	166			ACT
0	Bev Wallace	QB	6-2	180			ACT
0	Eddie Carr	RB	6-0	185			ACT
0	Jim Cason	RB	6-0	171			ACT
0	Sam Cathcart	RB	6-0	175			ACT
0	Paul Crowe	RB	6-1	195			TRT
0	Len Eshmont	RB	5-11	179			ACT
0	Don Garlin	RB	5-11	188			ACT
0	Verl Lillywhite	RB	5-10	185			ACT
0	Joe Perry	RB	6-0	200			ACT
0	Norm Standlee	RB	6-2	238			ACT
0	Johnny Strzykalski	RB	5-9	190			ACT
0	Joe Vetrano	RB	5-9	170			ACT
0	Bob Bryant		6-3	225			ACT
0	Jack Carpenter		6-0				ACT
0	Bob Mike		6-1	220			ACT
0	Charley Quilter		6-1	240			ACT
0	John Woudenberg		6-3	226			ACT
0	Lowell Wagner	DB	6-0	194			ACT
0	Bruno Banducci	DL	5-11	216			ACT
0	Alyn Beals	DL	6-0	188			ACT
0	Gail Bruce	DL	6-1	206			ACT
0	Don Clark	DL	5-11	197			ACT
0	Ray Evans	DL	6-1	225			ACT
0	Visco Grgich	DL	5-11	217			ACT
0	Homer Hobbs	DL	5-11	190			ACT
0	Ned Maloney	DL	6-1	190			ACT
0	Hal Shoener	DL	6-3	200			ACT
0	Nick Susoeff	DL	6-1	210			ACT
0	Bill Johnson	OL	6-3	228			ACT
0	Joe Morgan	OL	6-1	245			ACT
0	Tino Sabuco	OL	6-1	206			ACT
0	Paul Salata	OL	6-2	191			ACT
0	Pete Wissman	OL	6-0	215			ACT