KNBR Podcast

Niners Nightly show hour: Damon Bruce joins Niners Nightly with Larry Krueger to break down the 49ers' week 6 matchup against the Washington Commanders.

Hour 4 -- Larry Krueger joins the show to discuss the 49ers offense clicking on all cylinders heading into their matchup with the Commanders. 

Hour 3 - D-Pop and J.D. discuss the Warriors lack of significant moves in the off-season and relying on the hope of Jimmy Butler returning to form. Later they are joined by Eric Branch and Tim Ryan to get you ready for 49ers vs Commanders. 

Tim Ryan joins the show and discusses not taking the Commanders lightly even though their record is 1-3-1. 

Eric Branch joins the show to discuss some of the pass rushing names that have been linked to the 49ers, plus his thoughts on Christian McCaffrey's usage this season. 

Hour 2 - the guy's dive into the 49ers' upcoming game against the Washington Commanders and discuss the team's chances of winning without playing their best. They also share their thoughts on the Commanders' defense and how it compares to other teams in the league. The hosts discuss the 49ers' impressive start to the season, going 5-0, and how it's led to them being considered the best team in the league. However, they also acknowledge that the team may be due for a letdown game, and the Commanders could be the perfect opponent to test their mettle. They also touch on the Commanders' defense, which has been struggling this season, and how it might be vulnerable to the 49ers' offense.  

The 49ers are off to a scorching start, sitting at 5-0, and their defense is looking like a well-oiled machine. But what's behind their success? In this episode, the hosts dive into the team's impressive performance, discussing everything from their young players stepping up to the plate to the surprising growth of their defense. They also talk to 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan about the team's recent win over the Seahawks and what it means for their season.  

49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan joins the show to discuss the biggest takeaways from the win over the Seahawks and previews the Monday Night Football matchup against the Commanders. 

Could the Warriors have had potential trade for Jalen Brown? According to report, Jimmy Butler could have been on the move. We wrap up the week with National Headlines and Lund's Last Call: how much would you spend for In and Out delivery? And we wrap up our "best Bay Area Sports Moment" with some more iconic calls.

Its a happy Friday at the Leader: the Dodgers got swept, the Seahawks are struggling, and the 49ers are gearing up for a big game against the Commanders. But amidst all the chaos, there's some exciting news for 49ers fans. Christian Kirk, the talented wide receiver, is making progress in his recovery and might just make his debut this week. in Hour 3, John also discusses the possibility of the 49ers acquiring Khalil Mack and what it would mean for their defense.

Matt Maiocco of NBC Sports Bay Area discusses the 49ers' current standing in the NFC, where they're sitting pretty with a three-game lead after five weeks. They also touch on the Seahawks and Rams, who are struggling with quarterback issues and injuries.  Key points include the 49ers' impressive performance despite injuries, the challenges they've faced, and the potential impact of upcoming trades. We also discuss the team's defensive line and the need for reinforcements, as well as the possibility of adding a key player to bolster their roster. If you're a 49ers fan or just interested in the world of NFL, this episode is a must-listen. The speaker's witty banter and in-depth analysis make for a compelling conversation that's sure to leave you informed and entertained. Tune in to hear the full discussion and get the latest on the 49ers' chances in the NFC.

John continues to dive into the greatest single plays in Bay Area sports history. From the iconic to the unbelievable, we discuss the moments that left fans on the edge of their seats and still have us talking today. We welcome Matt Maiocco with all the latest on the 49ers, including the likelihood of Nick Bosa returning to the field. John and Matt narrow down great singular moments to four contenders: Travis Ishikawa's walk-off home run, Montana to John Taylor, Curry's double-bang, and the band is on the field. They delve into the details of each play, discussing what made them so iconic and enduring

The Commanders are gearing up for a crucial matchup against the 49ers on Monday night, but they're coming off a disastrous loss to the Giants that left many questions about their season. John is joined by Tashan Reed who covers the Commanders for the Washington Post, to break down what went wrong and what's next for this struggling team. The Commanders' loss to the Giants was a perfect storm of mistakes, from a blown lead to a lack of execution in high-pressure situations. Reed shares his insights on how the team can bounce back from this adversity and what we can expect from their game plan against the 49ers. We also dive into the impact of injuries on the team's performance and how they're adapting to the absence of key players.

. The Dodgers got swept by the Brewers, the Seahawks are struggling, and the 49ers are still undefeated. We welcome Tashan Reed from the Washington Post to give us the lowdown on the Commanders and their upcoming game against the 49ers. We're also discussing the latest trade rumors and what it means for the 49ers' chances of making a deep run in the playoffs. And, of course, we're counting down the greatest single plays in Bay Area sports history.

This week's episode of the podcast is a must-listen for football fans, as the speaker sits down with John Lynch, the president of football operations and general manager of the San Francisco 49ers. Lynch shares his thoughts on the team's recent win over the Seattle Seahawks, and the chemistry that's developing between quarterback Brock Purdy and wide receiver Mike Evans. The conversation covers a range of topics, from the 49ers' impressive young players, including Jaden Duggar and Grayson Halton, to the team's veteran leaders, like Christian Kirk and Kyle Juszczyk. Lynch discusses the importance of chemistry on the field, and how the team's coaches, including Raheem Morris, are helping to bring out the best in their players. He also touches on the topic of player development, and how the 49ers are working to build a strong foundation for the future. One of the highlights of the episode is Lynch's discussion of the team's young players, who are making a big impact on the field. He praises Jaden Duggar for his impressive performance in the absence of Dre Greenlaw, and notes that Grayson Halton has been playing "fantastic" football. Lynch also talks about the chemistry between Brock Purdy and Mike Evans, and how it's been a key factor in the team's success. If you're a football fan, you won't want to miss this episode. Lynch shares his insights on the team's performance, and offers a glimpse into the future of the 49ers. So grab your headphones and tune in to hear the full conversation.

Hour 4: This week on The Sports Leader, Murph and Marcus are celebrating 2000's Friday, reminiscing about the decade's iconic music, movies, and sports moments. They're joined by their primo Valkyries correspondent, Jane Kenney, who shares her insights on the WNBA Finals matchup between the Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream. The conversation covers the teams' defensive strategies, the star power of Gabby Williams and Angel Reese, and the electric atmosphere at Chase Center. The episode delves into the world of sports, discussing the 49ers' impressive start to the season, their control over their own destiny in the NFC West, and the potential for a trade to strengthen their roster. The hosts also touch on the Broncos' win over the Seahawks, the Seahawks' struggles, and the Rams' upcoming schedule. Additionally, they discuss the chemistry between Brock Purdy and Mike Evans, and how the latter's veteran presence is elevating the team. The conversation also takes a humorous turn, with the hosts sharing funny anecdotes and impressions, including a hilarious exchange about the Nuggets line and a shoutout to 50 Cent, who's alive and well, despite some past health issues. The episode wraps up with a discussion about the upcoming Def Leppard concert and a giveaway for tickets. If you're a sports fan looking for a dose of humor, insight, and entertainment, this episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen. Join Murph and Marcus as they break down the latest sports news, share their opinions, and have a blast doing it. Tune in to hear the full conversation and get ready to join the fun!

This week on the show, the conversation turns to the San Francisco 49ers' impressive performance against the Seattle Seahawks, with a special focus on the impact of Mike Evans and the team's defensive line. Guy Haberman joins the hosts to share his thoughts on the game, highlighting the key differences between this year's matchup and last year's. He also discusses the 49ers' receiver depth chart, which is looking a bit thin, but with some promising players on the horizon. The hosts and Guy dive into the details of the game, discussing the 49ers' ability to create pressure without blitzing, and how this has evened the scales with the Seahawks. They also talk about the importance of Mike Evans, who has been a game-changer for the team. With his size, speed, and agility, Evans has been a perfect match for the 49ers' offense. The conversation also touches on the 49ers' defensive line, which has been a key factor in their success. Guy shares his thoughts on Grayson Holland, a defensive lineman who has been making a name for himself with his impressive play. The hosts and Guy discuss the stats and highlights from the game, and how they bode well for the 49ers' chances in the future. If you want to hear more about the 49ers' impressive performance and the key players who are making a difference, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

The Valkyries are gearing up for the WNBA finals, and the energy is electric. This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen for any basketball fan, as Murph and Marcus dive into the details of the highly anticipated matchup between the Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream. With the Valkyries' star player, Gabby Williams, leading the charge, the team is looking strong, but the Dream's Angel Reese is a force to be reckoned with. The conversation with Jane Kenney, the Valkyries' correspondent for the SF Standard, provides valuable insight into the teams' strategies and the players' mindsets. From the importance of home court advantage to the key matchups that will decide the series, Jane breaks down the game in a way that's both informative and engaging. The Valkyries' connection to the Bay Area is also explored, with Gabby Williams' roots in the region adding an extra layer of excitement to the game. The discussion touches on the teams' defensive prowess, with both the Valkyries and the Dream boasting impressive defensive players. The Valkyries' Gabby Williams and the Dream's Angel Reese are set to face off in a highly anticipated matchup, with the outcome hanging in the balance. The crowd's energy at Chase Center, dubbed "Valhalla," is expected to be electric, with the Valkyries' fans eager to support their team. Don't miss this episode of The Sports Leader for a comprehensive analysis of the WNBA finals and the teams' chances of taking home the championship. Listen in for a thrilling discussion that's sure to get you pumped up for the game.

This week on the show, we're talking football, and not just any football, but the kind that's got everyone in the Bay Area buzzing. The 49ers are on a roll, and their former teammate, Santana Moss, is here to break down what's making them tick. As a four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who played under Kyle Shanahan in Washington, Santana shares his insights on what makes the 49ers' offense so dominant. Santana Moss joins the show to talk about his time playing under Kyle Shanahan in Washington, and how he thinks the 49ers' current success is no surprise. He also shares his thoughts on the challenges young receivers face in learning Kyle's system, and how it's not just about the playbook, but about being a professional and staying focused. Plus, he weighs in on the impressive Mike Evans, who's now a part of the 49ers' receiving corps. One of the most interesting aspects of this conversation is Santana's take on Kyle Shanahan's evolution as a play caller. He notes that coaches have to adapt to the changing landscape of the NFL, and that Kyle is no exception. Santana also shares his admiration for the 49ers' left tackle, Trent Williams, who's still going strong at 38 years old. If you're a football fan, you won't want to miss this episode. Santana Moss brings a unique perspective on the 49ers' success, and his insights are sure to give you a deeper understanding of what's driving their winning streak. So grab your headphones and tune in to hear the full conversation.

Hour 1: It's a 2000s Friday on the Sports Leader, and the crew is feeling themselves. The Dodgers are out, the Seahawks are struggling, and the 49ers are on a roll. This episode is all about the latest news and updates from the world of sports, with a special guest appearance by Santana Moss, a former NFL wide receiver and current podcast host. The conversation starts with a lively discussion about the Dodgers' demise and the Brewers' rise to the top. The hosts are thrilled about the Brewers' chances of making it to the World Series, and they're not afraid to express their dislike for the Dodgers. But it's not all about the Dodgers - the hosts also dive into the world of college football, discussing the upcoming games and making some bold predictions. Santana Moss joins the conversation, sharing his insights on the 49ers and their coach, Kyle Shanahan. He talks about how Kyle's offense is a well-oiled machine, and how he's able to get the best out of his players. Santana also shares some stories about his time playing with Kyle in Washington, and how he's always been impressed by his ability to adapt and innovate. This episode is a must-listen for any sports fan, with its mix of humor, analysis, and expert insights. So grab a cup of Bigelow Tea and tune in to hear the latest news and updates from the world of sports.

Hour 3: This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for any baseball fan, as the hosts dive into the thrilling world of the Brewers' World Series sweep of the Dodgers. The conversation is filled with humor, passion, and expert analysis, making it a wild ride from start to finish. The hosts are joined by a special guest, Jane Kenny from the SF Standard, who will be discussing the upcoming WNBA Finals. But first, they're celebrating the Brewers' historic win, dissecting the team's impressive performance and the Dodgers' disappointing loss. The hosts share their thoughts on the Brewers' small-ball approach and the impact of their strong bullpen. They also discuss the potential implications of the Brewers' success on the future of baseball, including the possibility of a salary cap. The conversation takes a humorous turn as the hosts engage in a lively discussion about the Dodgers' failure to make it to the World Series. They also touch on the topic of the salary cap, with one host expressing his support for a salary floor rather than a cap. The hosts also take a moment to acknowledge the Brewers' impressive scouting and development system, which has produced players like Kyle Harrison and Jake Bowers. If you're a baseball fan looking for a fun and informative listen, this episode is a must-check out. The hosts' passion and expertise shine through as they break down the Brewers' win and look ahead to the future of the sport. Join the conversation and tune in to hear the full episode.

Hour 2: This week on The Sports Leader, Murph & Markus and his team dive into the world of football, discussing the latest developments in the NFL. From the 49ers' impressive win over the Seahawks to the emergence of new stars, this episode is packed with exciting insights and expert analysis. The 49ers' victory over the Seahawks was a thrilling game, with Mike Evans making a significant impact on the field. The team's defensive backs, including Renardo Green and Grayson Holland, are also showing impressive skills, with some even calling them the "next wave" of talent. Meanwhile, the 49ers' coaching staff, led by Raheem Morris, is getting praise for their innovative approach to the game. In this episode, the hosts also discuss the chemistry between Brock Purdy and Mike Evans, which is proving to be a game-changer for the 49ers. Additionally, they touch on the topic of trade talks around the league, with the 49ers being connected to several teams. The hosts also pay tribute to Keena Turner, who is being inducted into the 49ers Hall of Fame. If you're a football fan, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader. With expert analysis, exciting discussions, and insider knowledge, this podcast is a must-listen for anyone looking to stay up-to-date on the latest NFL news. Tune in to hear more about the 49ers' impressive win, the emergence of new stars, and the latest developments in the world of football.

Guy Haberman joins Niners Nightly previewing week 6's matchup: 49ers vs Commanders on Monday Night

Hour 3 -- D-Pop and J.D. preview the 2026-27 Warriors season amid all the injuries and load management they will have to deal with this season. 

Hour 2 - D-Pop and J.D. discuss Mike Evans' impact on the 49ers offense and if that can carry them to a deep playoff run. Later they discuss if the Niners need to make a big splash at the trade deadline to make a Super Bowl run. 

Hour 1 -- D-Pop and J.D. discuss the latest news and injury updates from Kyle Shanahan's weekly presser. They also discuss the 49ers Hall of Fame talent on the current squad and how that compares to teams around the league. 

The audience weighs in with their gripes, including traffic and controversy surrounding the NFL's tie rule. John previews Seahawks-Broncos, and discuss the Warriors' hot start chances after the latest update on Kristaps Porzingis, as we rattle through National Headlines and Lund's Last Call.

It's National Grouch Day, a day to freely complain, be irritable, and wallow in misery without judgment. This episode of the podcast is all about embracing your inner grump, and John is more than happy to lead the way. We chat about the latest on 49ers the injury report, plus "Tim's Top 5" gripes as we embrace our inner grouch.

On the latest episode of The Soccer Hour, Ted reviews Wednesday's 1-1 draw at Salt Lake, hears postgame audio from Head Coach Bruce Arena and defender Jack Jasinski, and is then joined by Earthquakes Hall of Famer Chris Dangerfield to discuss San Jose's recent form. After that, Brian Dunseth of MLS on AppleTV comes on to talk about San Jose vs Nashville coming up on Saturday night from PayPalPark, which will be on KNBR 680/104.4FM. 

This week on The Sports Leader, the general manager of Cal Football, Ron Rivera, joins Murph and Marcus to discuss the team's recent win over Virginia Tech and what's next for the season. With a big game against Wake Forest on the horizon, Ron shares his thoughts on the team's resilience and ability to adapt in the fourth quarter. He also talks about the importance of staying focused and taking one game at a time. Ron Rivera reflects on the team's win over Virginia Tech, praising their ability to rally and make plays when it mattered most. He notes that the team's defense was able to hold strong in the fourth quarter, and that the offense was able to capitalize on opportunities. The team's ability to adapt and adjust their strategy mid-game was also a key factor in their success. Ron also discusses the importance of staying healthy, particularly with quarterback JKS and backup Kingston Lopa both dealing with injuries. Ron shares his thoughts on the upcoming game against Wake Forest, a team that's currently ranked 21st in the nation. He emphasizes the need for the team to stay focused and take one game at a time, rather than getting ahead of themselves. He also talks about the team's ability to adapt and adjust their strategy as the season progresses. In this episode, Ron Rivera also opens up about his personal experiences and memories of playing for the Chicago Bears, including his time with legendary coach Mike Ditka. He shares stories about Ditka's leadership and the impact he had on the team, both on and off the field. Don't miss this inspiring conversation with Ron Rivera as he shares his insights and experiences on and off the field.

In this weeks' Power Hour, Tim shares his insights on the 49ers' impressive Seattle win, highlighting the standout plays of Gracen Halton and Renardo Green, who both made crucial contributions to the team's victory. He also discusses the importance of the 49ers' ability to protect the ball and limit turnovers, which has been a key factor in their success this season. Additionally, Tim talks about the challenges the 49ers will face against the Commanders' aggressive defense, which is known for its blitz-heavy scheme.

It's National Grouch Day, and that means one thing: it's officially okay to complain. But amidst all the grumbling, the topic of the 49ers' season is on everyone's mind. With a perfect 5-0 start, the team is looking strong, but the question remains: what's next? John discusses the idea of "going all in" for the 49ers, which means making big moves to secure a championship. This could involve trading for a key player or making a bold move to strengthen the team's defense. But this approach comes with risks, and the team needs to carefully consider the consequences of mortgaging their future.

Hour 2: This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen for any football fan, featuring a dynamic conversation between hosts Murph and Markus and special guests Peter King and Steve Young. Peter King, a legendary NFL writer, joins the show to discuss his new book, The Game, which chronicles his 40-year career covering the NFL. King shares stories about his time with the 49ers, including the tumultuous final year of Bill Walsh's coaching tenure, and offers insights into the NFL's rise to dominance in American sports. The conversation with King is a fascinating look back at the history of the NFL, covering everything from the 49ers' dynasty of the 1980s to the current state of the league. He also shares stories about his time covering the Raiders, including a hilarious anecdote about John Madden's love of wildflowers. The discussion is engaging, informative, and entertaining, making it a must-listen for any football fan. Later in the episode, Murph and Markus are joined by Hall of Famer Steve Young, who shares his thoughts on the current state of the 49ers and the NFL. Young discusses the team's strong start to the season, including the play of quarterback Brock Purdy and wide receiver Mike Evans. He also offers insights into the team's defense, praising the play of Fred Warner and the overall chemistry of the unit. This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen for any football fan, offering a unique perspective on the current state of the NFL and the 49ers. With engaging conversations and insightful analysis, this episode is a great listen for anyone looking to stay up-to-date on the latest news and trends in the world of football.

Hour 4: This episode of the Murph and Markus show is a wild ride, folks! The hosts are in high spirits, discussing everything from the Brewers' chances of making it to the World Series to their love of beer, specifically Miller High Life. They dive into some hilarious skits and soundbites, including a funny take on the Commanders' fans and a great explanation of the Jameis Winston experience. But what really gets the conversation going is the hosts' debate over the best coach-quarterback combination in the NFL - the 49ers' Kyle Shanahan and Brock Purdy, or the Chiefs' Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes? You'll have to tune in to find out. This episode is a fun and lighthearted conversation that covers a range of topics, from sports to pop culture. The hosts share some great stories and insights, including a funny take on the Brewers' 1982 slogan and a discussion about the best beer to drink while watching a game. They also chat with a caller who wins tickets to see Def Leppard in concert and share some hilarious soundbites from a skit about the Commanders' fans. With their signature humor and banter, Murph and Marcus make this episode a must-listen. One of the highlights of the episode is the hosts' discussion about the 49ers' chances of winning a Super Bowl. They talk about the team's strong coach-quarterback combination and how it compares to other teams in the league. They also share some great insights from Peter King, who joins them to discuss the topic. But it's not all serious talk - the hosts also share some funny moments, including a great take on the Brewers' 1982 slogan and a hilarious skit about the Commanders' fans. If you're looking for a fun and entertaining podcast that covers a range of topics, this episode of Murph and Marcus is a great choice. With their signature humor and banter, the hosts make this episode a must-listen. So grab a beer, sit back, and tune in to hear the full conversation.

This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen for any NFL fan, as the hosts dive into the latest news and analysis from the world of football. From the 49ers' dominating win over the Seahawks to the Giants' struggles on the field, the conversation is lively and informative. The hosts discuss the 49ers' impressive performance, highlighting their strong defensive play and the impact of their new defensive coordinator, Raheem Morris. They also touch on the Giants' issues, including their lack of a star player like Christian McCaffrey or George Kittle. The conversation is peppered with humor and pop culture references, making for an entertaining listen. The hosts also discuss the NFL's latest news, including the suspension of 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw and the upcoming matchup between the 49ers and the Washington Commanders. They offer their expert analysis and predictions for the game, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to stay up-to-date on the latest NFL news. If you're a fan of football or just looking for some entertaining conversation, this episode of The Sports Leader is a great choice. The hosts' banter and analysis make for a fun and informative listen, and their passion for the sport is infectious. Tune in to hear more about the latest news and analysis from the world of football.

In this episode of The Sports Leader, Joe Theismann, a Super Bowl champion and MVP, joins the conversation to share his insights on the current state of the NFL. As a legendary quarterback who played for the Washington Redskins, now known as the Commanders, Joe brings a unique perspective on the game. Joe reminisces about his playing days, including his time at Candlestick Park, where he recalls the challenging conditions and his own experiences with injuries. He also shares stories about his interactions with other football legends, such as Bill Walsh and Joe Montana. The conversation takes a turn as Joe discusses the current state of the NFL, specifically the San Francisco 49ers and their quarterback, Brock Purdy. Joe praises Brock's ability to anticipate and make good decisions on the field, highlighting his rare combination of physical and mental skills. The discussion also touches on the topic of quarterback height, with Joe addressing the common misconception that shorter quarterbacks can't succeed in the league. He cites his own experience and that of other quarterbacks like Drew Brees and Kyler Murray, who have proven that height is not a determining factor in a quarterback's success. Joe also shares his thoughts on the Washington Commanders' chances of winning against the 49ers, emphasizing the importance of running the football and minimizing mistakes. In this engaging conversation, Joe Theismann offers valuable insights into the world of football, from his playing days to his current perspective on the game. If you're a football fan, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader. Listen in to hear Joe's thoughts on the NFL, its current stars, and the lessons he's learned throughout his career.

San Jose State's Coach Ken Niamatalolo joins Murph and Marcus on The Sports Leader to discuss the team's recent loss to Wyoming and their upcoming game against UTEP. The Spartans are looking to bounce back from a tough defeat and make a push in the Mountain West title game. This episode of The Sports Leader delves into the world of college football, where the highs are high and the lows are low. Coach Ken shares his thoughts on how his team is handling the pressure and the importance of resilience in the face of adversity. He also discusses the team's strategy for their upcoming game against UTEP, including their plan to establish a strong run game. Coach Ken highlights the importance of his team's defense, particularly the play of corner Caleb Womack and edge rusher Jeremiah T. He also talks about the team's quarterback, Luke Weaver, who is currently banged up but continues to work hard every day. The coach emphasizes the need for his team to coach better and play with more intensity, especially on the road. In this episode, Coach Ken shares his insights on what it takes to succeed in college football, from the importance of a strong run game to the mental preparation of his team for road games. He also discusses the team's upcoming matchup against UTEP and the challenges they'll face in El Paso, Texas. If you're a fan of college football, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader.

This week on the show, the guys are still buzzing from the 49ers' big win over the Seahawks, and they're diving into the details of what made it happen. They're also discussing the possibility of a reunion with a familiar face, and what it could mean for the team's chances in the future. The 49ers' defense has been a major storyline all season, and this week's win was no exception. The guys break down the key plays and players that made the difference, including the emergence of Grayson Alden as a potential superstar. They also discuss the impact of Mike Evans, who had a huge game and may have been the difference-maker in the win. The guys also talk about the possibility of a reunion with Jawan Jennings, a former 49er who's now playing for the Vikings. They discuss the pros and cons of bringing him back to the team and what it could mean for the roster. Plus, they're looking ahead to the upcoming game against the Commanders and the potential return of key players like Kyle Juszczyk and Nick Bosa. If you want to hear more about the 49ers' big win and the latest on the trade deadline, tune in to this episode of the show. The guys have all the latest news and analysis, and they're breaking down the key storylines and storyplayers.

This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen for any football fan, as the speaker sits down with legendary NFL writer Peter King to discuss his new book, The Game. King's 40-year career has given him a unique perspective on the sport, and he shares some incredible stories from his time covering the NFL. In this episode, King talks about his book, which chronicles the history of the NFL's rise to dominance in American sports. He shares stories about iconic coaches like Bill Walsh and Mike Ditka, and discusses the impact of the NFL's growing popularity on the sport. King also reminisces about his time covering the Oakland Raiders and shares some humorous anecdotes about his interactions with Al Davis and John Madden. One of the most interesting aspects of the conversation is King's discussion of the current state of the San Francisco 49ers, including the team's young quarterback Brock Purdy and coach Kyle Shanahan. King makes a compelling case for why he thinks the 49ers have a bright future ahead of them, and shares some insights into the importance of the coach-quarterback relationship in the NFL. If you're a football fan, you won't want to miss this episode of The Sports Leader. King's stories and insights are fascinating, and his passion for the sport is infectious. Tune in to hear more about his book, The Game, and the latest news and analysis from the world of football.

Hour 1: **Jake Bowers Shines in the NLCS, Coach Ken Niamatalolo Previews UTEP Showdown** The NLCS is heating up, and the Brewers are making a statement with their thrilling win over the Dodgers. Jake Bowers, the Brewers' star player, is on fire, and his 11-pitch at-bat against Blake Snell is a moment that will be remembered for a long time. But what does this mean for the future of baseball? Could the Brewers' success be a game-changer for the sport? This episode of the podcast delves into the world of baseball, discussing the implications of the Brewers' win and the potential impact on the sport. The hosts also chat with Coach Ken Niamatalolo, the head coach of the San Jose State Spartans, about his team's upcoming game against UTEP. Coach Niamatalolo shares his thoughts on the importance of bouncing back from a tough loss and the keys to success on the road. Meanwhile, Larry Kruger joins the show to discuss the 49ers' win over the Seahawks and the team's impressive defensive performance. The conversation also touches on the Giants' struggles and the 49ers' dominance, with Larry Kruger sharing his thoughts on the team's chances of making a deep run in the playoffs. The hosts also discuss the importance of Christian McCaffrey and other key players in the 49ers' success. With a mix of sports analysis and lively banter, this episode is a must-listen for any sports fan. Don't miss this episode of the podcast to hear the full conversation and get the latest insights on the world of sports. Tune in to hear Coach Ken Niamatalolo's advice on how to bounce back from a tough loss, Larry Kruger's analysis of the 49ers' chances, and the hosts' discussion on the implications of the Brewers' win in the NLCS.

Hour 3: This episode of The Sports Leader is a must-listen for football fans, featuring a lively discussion between Murph and Marcus and their special guest, Joe Theismann, the legendary quarterback and Super Bowl champion. The conversation covers everything from the current state of the NFL to Joe's fascinating stories from his playing days. In this episode, Joe shares his insights on the 49ers' impressive start to the season, praising their defense and quarterback Brock Purdy. He also discusses the importance of defense in winning championships and shares a hilarious story about a game where he got stitches without anesthesia. The conversation also touches on the topic of quarterback height, with Joe sharing his own experiences and thoughts on how it affects a player's ability to succeed in the league. The episode also delves into the world of baseball, with Joe sharing his love for the sport and his experiences playing for the Minnesota Twins. He talks about his time at the University of Notre Dame, where he played baseball and football, and even shares a funny story about how he got a scholarship to play baseball. If you're a fan of football and baseball, or just enjoy hearing from a legendary player, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in to hear Joe's stories, insights, and humor, and get ready to be entertained.

HOUR 2 - Dave Flemming on his offseason so far and how he got into the Giants booth, Brewers beating LA in Game 3 and much more

HOUR 1 - Sportsphone Host Todd Husak and Larry Krueger breaking down week 6 matchup, BREWERS/Dodgers game 3 and much more

Previewing week 6:49ers vs Commanders on Monday Night Football on Niners Nightly with Larry Krueger | Taking calls from fans, interview with Todd Husak and much more

Hour 4 -- Another addition of the Sound Soiree featuring Micah Parsons and Mike Tomlin. Plus another addition of the Dirtywed game where the guys test their knowledge of one another. 

Hour 3 -- The guys discuss the biggest trade targets in the NFL for the 49ers and what would the appropriate compensation be for a quality pass rusher. 

Marcus Thompson joins the show to dive into the latest news and analysis on the Warriors and 49ers. From Kristaps Porzingis' health concerns to the 49ers' impressive 5-0 start, this episode covers it all.  

Hour  2 - The guys react to Steve Young's comments on the Morning Show where he said that the 49ers need to go all in on the 2026 season and be aggressive at the trade deadline. 

Mike Yam, joins the conversation to share his thoughts on the Niner's impressive start and what it means for their chances in the NFL. They dive into the narrative that Brock Purdy is being overlooked for MVP consideration, despite his impressive performance, and discuss the physical nature of the 49ers' game, which has been a key factor in their success.  

Hour 1 - Copes and D-Pop dive into the Niners moving into the odds on favorite to win the Super Bowl via Draft Kings. Plus Brock Purdy is currently sitting at second in the MVP race to Josh Allen. Later they are joined by Mike Yam to get the National perspective on the 49ers.