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Niners Outlast Seahawks 32-29 Behind Late Field Goal and Heavy Running Game

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Albert Breer’s Week 5 NFL Takeaways: How the ‘Mature’ 49ers Won a Slugfest in Seattle

Recap: Big defensive plays, Mike Evans magic lead 49ers to wild 32-29 win over Seahawks

Joe Tessitore salutes lonely, dedicated Vanderbilt fan

How Oklahoma State Soccer’s Bad Weekend Impacted its Big 12 Tournament Odds

This Phillies Player is Poised for a Breakout Year in 2027

Jaguars survive Eagles in London - but one concern remains for Jacksonville

‘Underrated Scrambler,’ ‘Mike Evans Is the Best Thing to Happen to Brock Purdy’ — NFL World Salutes MVP Candidate After 49ers’ 5-0 Start

Jahmyr Gibbs' Record-Breaking Run and Why the NFL Should Be Terrified

‘No Way,’ ‘Might Have To Be Released For That One’ — NFL World Clowns Tua Tagovailoa After Game-Losing ‘Meatball Sub’ Sinks Falcons in OT
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