The All-Pro defensive tackle promptly got a huge payday with the San Francisco 49ers and left. Now, though, two years after signing that large extension, it appears San Fran is looking to save money at the expense of Hargrave.

But San Francisco general manager John Lynch made it known on Wednesday that he wants ... is a nine-year NFL veteran who previously played for the Pittsburgh Steelers and Philadelphia Eagles. Despite signing a four-year deal with the 49ers as a free ...

There was chatter about a trade involving Samuel last offseason, but nothing happened and General Manager John Lynch said on Wednesday that there’s no plan to part ways this offseason either. “A good player and has done a ton for this organization ...

If defensive tackle Javon Hargrave is going to remain with the San Francisco 49ers, it will have to be on a new contract. San Francisco general manager

No team has had a better quarterback situation, financially, than the San Francisco 49ers over the past three seasons.

The San Francisco 49ers plan to release veteran defensive tackle Javon Hargrave with a post-June 1 designation when the new league year begins in March, general manager John Lynch confirmed.Hargrav

New York Giants assistant general manager Brandon Brown will receive a second interview with the Las Vegas Raiders.

In 2024, the Arizona Cardinals took a step forward under head coach Jonathan Gannon.

Winter weather advisories are in effect as snow will soon blanket the region, expected largely to fall during the Eagles-Rams playoff game, followed by a bitter cold snap. Surely our Birds are built to win in the elements.

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The Philadelphia Eagles invited Montgomery County native Ryan Quigley, a survivor of the New Orleans truck attack, to Sunday's playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams at Lincoln Financial Field. Quigley spoke with NBC Sports Philadelphia's John Clark about his Eagles fandom and his friend Tiger Bech,

More than two weeks after he was injured and lost his best friend in the New Orleans truck attack, Montgomery County native Ryan Quigley and his family were invited to Sunday’s playoff game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Los Angeles Rams.