The first huge fantasy loss of the offseason happened on Wednesday, as Michael Crabtree, tore his Achilles in OTAs and could miss the 2013 campaign.

Anquan Boldin is now a member of the San Francisco 49ers, but he shouldn’t be playing a prominent role for your fantasy team ion 2013.

Super Bowl XLVII was one wild ride in New Orleans, and several Super Bowl records were set or tied in the Baltimore Ravens’ 34-31 victory over the San Francisco 49ers.

The San Francisco 49ers are heading to their first Super Bowl since 1995 with a 28-24 win over the Atlanta Falcons. We found some Instagram images of the players celebrating their trip to New Orleans.

Washington Redskins QB Robert Griffin III will be on the cover of EA Sports NCAA 13, and here’s a sneak preview of his cover shoot.

49ers receiver Randy Moss finds himself atop the depth chart with Michael Crabtree. His ascent might not have as positive a fantasy impact as perceived.

According to reports, Rashard Mendenhall is likely to start the season on the PUP list. The back had already fallen out of fantasy favor, but is this the end of the line?

Randy Moss is trying to prove he still has something to offer. Unlike other players on the down-slope of their careers, he might be right.

Happy Wednesday, everybody. Are you ready to do this thing? We’re talking Alex Smith.

Happy Monday everybody. Now that your NCAA tournament brackets are worthless, let’s turn your attention back to football.

Randy Moss is back in the NFL, but he doesn’t figure to make a major fantasy impact in San Francisco.

Tim Tebow is working to improve his oft-criticized throwing motion. It could have a significant impact on his fantasy value for 2012.

Need a win to sneak into your fantasy league playoffs? Jason Smith has a short list of important rules to remember in order to get a much-needed win in the regular season finale.

Tune into NFL Network’s “Around the League” Friday at 5 p.m. ET to hear San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree talk about his team’s hot start and big game Sunday against the upstart Detroit Lions.

49ers receiver Josh Morgan is done for the season after being placed on injured reserve because of a broken ankle, leaving San Francisco with a shortage of quality receivers. Morgan, the team’s second-leading receiver, had been filling the void left by Braylon Edwards, who was injured in Week 2 against the Cowboys. There was a small chance that Edwards could be back in time for this week’s game at Detroit, but according to coach Jim Harbaugh, it seems more likely that the veteran won’t return until after the Niners bye in Week 7. Morgan’s injury could put a big dent in a suspect San Francisco passing game. Yes, Vernon Davis will continue to be a major target for Alex Smith, but the […]