49ers game tonight: Time, channel & other details
The San Francisco 49ers (6-7) are set to take the field tonight at Levi’s Stadium, eager to build on their commanding 38-13 win over the Chicago Bears last week. With a 6-7 record, they’re in a critical position to stay in the playoff race.
Every game matters now, especially as the regular season nears its end. The team are but a faded reflection of their last year’s NFC-winning side. Injuries to key players have hampered their progress and they will need another strong performance to keep their postseason hopes alive.
So, who are Kyle Shanahan and co. playing tonight? Let’s find out.
The San Francisco 49ers face the Los Angeles Rams, their NFC West rivals for Week 15 Thursday Night Football tonight. This will be a crucial game for both sides, with the Rams coming off a 44-42 win against the Buffalo Bills. San Francisco, at 6-7, needs this win to close the gap on the Rams, who currently hold a 7-6 record.
In 4 games against the 49ers with Matthew Stafford at QB, Cooper Kupp is averaging an absurd:
— Mikey – Basement Brewed FF (@BBFFMikey) December 10, 2024
🔵12.8 targets
🔵10 catches
🔵117.3 scrimmage yards
🔵0.5 TDs (2 total)
🔵24.7(!) PPR points per game
He NEVER scored fewer than 22 PPR points in those 4 games.#RamsHouse #Rams #NFL pic.twitter.com/VaJ5erdMs2
Rams QB Matthew Stafford is in excellent form, throwing for 320 yards and two touchdowns in his last game without a single interception. On the 49ers’ side, quarterback Brock Purdy is gaining confidence, putting up 325 yards and two touchdowns in their recent win against the Bears.
Fans can catch the game on television and radio in select areas:
Also Read: San Francisco 49ers Playoff Chances
Here are the details you need to tune in:
Related: Week 15 Thursday Night Football 49ers vs. Rams Injury Report: Who’s In, Who’s Out?
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