The San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Chargers face off in Week 3 of the NFL preseason today. Here's where to watch and start time.

"Chosen, 32, has a chance to crack the 49ers' 53-man roster, thanks to a depleted receiver room, a new mindset and having a long-lost fan in 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan," Barrows and Tafur wrote. "The last wide receiver spot is one of roughly seven position battles on the docket for Saturday night's preseason finale against the Los Angeles Chargers."

The San Francisco 49ers are hoping to bounce back in 2025 after a 2024 NFL campaign to forget. In an injury-ridden season to multiple star players, including running back Christian McCaffrey, the

The veteran back is entering the final year of his rookie contract and had been the subject of trade rumors this summer, and even sat out of Washington's Week 2 preseason exhibition as those talks developed. The Commanders have since found a buyer and have shipped Robinson to the Bay Area in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick.

A former San Francisco 49ers draft pick is predicted to get cut by the Detroit Lions ahead of the 2025 NFL season.

The San Francisco 49ers just added two notable names. Nate Sudfeld is a familiar face, but he may have swooped in and won the number-three job already. With Mac Jones out it will likely be Sudfeld for one half and Carter Bradley for the other. Sudfeld may look good.

The San Francisco 49ers will spotlight the diversity of the Bay Area in their preseason game against the Los Angeles Chargers in the team’s “Football for All” celebration.

San Francisco put together their best defensive series of the game when they needed it most, as back-to-back sacks set Las Vegas up with a third-and-long. Then, with Raiders quarterback Cam Miller trying to hit wide receiver Phillip Dorsett, 49ers defensive back Jaylen Mahoney made a diving interception.

Obviously, 49ers fans will root for 49ers quarterbacks, but Brock Purdy and Mac Jones won't play. Instead, the 49ers will trot out Carter Bradley and Nate Sudfeld -- two backups who almost certainly won't make the 53-man roster.

Locked into long-term contracts, Brock Purdy, Kyle Shanahan, and John Lynch give the 49ers stability, but their trajectory depends on developing young talent around an aging core and maintaining championship-level coaching.