49ers Unscripted

Samuel recapped his own growth from his rookie season to Year 3, detailed the 49ers quarterback situation, highlighted what he's seen out of Trey Lance in his first win and previewed San Francisco's season finale against the Rams.

San Francisco's linebacker discussed the team's playoff aspirations, how DeMeco Ryans continues to influence the defense's dominant play, previewed Davis Mills and the Texans offense and detailed how he's seen Trey Lance progress on scout team.

San Francisco's wideout discussed the team's mid-season conversations to turn the year around, how Mohamed Sanu Sr. has been a resource in the receiver room, detailed how action movies impact his gameday energy and previewed his return to his home state of Tennessee in Week 16.

The offensive duo detailed their relationship since joining San Francisco in 2017, how Deebo Samuel continues to be an asset to the team, discussed the “obstacle course” Kittle created in his home gym and highlighted the 49ers “just win” mentality entering into the final stretch of the season.

The 49ers left tackle discussed what's been clicking during the team's three-game winning streak, his documentary encapsulating his near-death health experience and being able to return to the field at the top of his game and whether or not he believes he's playing the best football of his 11-year NFL career.

The 49ers offensive lineman discussed playing every position on the O-Line, what he's seen out of rookie tackle Jaylon Moore and discussed his history of matchups against All-Pro defensive tackle Aaron Donald.

Jones discussed the importance of the 24-hour rule when preparing for the Rams in Week 10, having to step up without several key pieces along the D-line and, despite the record, how the 49ers defense still has the ability to be "dominant" in the second half of the season.

San Francisco's veteran wideout highlighted Deebo Samuel's work ethic in his hot start to the season, recapped the message surrounding their Week 8 victory over the Chicago Bears and dropped some insight into how he has maintained longevity in the NFL.

The 49ers rookie running back recapped his career-high 107-yard performance against the Colts, the locker room's mindset after not meeting expectations through seven weeks of the season and discussed how Raheem Mostert, Kyle Juszczyk and Bobby Turner have been invaluable resources in Year 1.

Bosa discussed his progression since his rookie season, analyzed what he's seen out of DeMeco Ryans and the 49ers defense through five games and detailed his lean diet that has aided him in his return from an ACL injury in 2020.

Juszczyk broke down the 49ers new rotation of running backs without Raheem Mostert and Jeff Wilson Jr., the mentality of the team heading into a divisional match against the undefeated Cardinals and discussed Trey Lance's growth and how he changes the dynamic of the offense.

Ward discussed being the longest tenured veteran and the changes he's seen in the 49ers defense during that time, how DeMeco Ryans has adjusted to his role as defensive coordinator and evaluated 49ers rookie DBs Talanoa Hufanga, Deommodore Lenoir and Ambry Thomas.

Armstead discussed the trajectory of the 49ers defensive line, how the returns of Nick Bosa and Dee Ford elevate the defense's play, how he's seen himself take strides forward in Year 7 and more.

In honor of Latinx Heritage Month, Gutierrez joined the podcast to talk about his first NFL season, learning from Trent Williams and Joe Staley, the 49ers presence in Mexico and representing his country in the NFL.

Mack discussed the chemistry along the 49ers offensive line, the challenges he and his teammates face when practicing against San Francisco's D-line and gave insight into his budding relationship with former left tackle Joe Staley.

Dwelley gave insight into his experience at TEU and being able to learn from Greg Olsen, the mindset of the 49ers tight ends heading into training camp and reacted to Fred Warner's record-breaking deal.

Willis discussed his favorite memories of his decorated eight-year NFL career, gave insight into the tell-tell signs that helped him read even the most complex of offenses, reflected on the QB he's most proud to have sacked and recapped his 49ers HOF honor.

Willis discussed his favorite memories of his decorated eight-year NFL career, gave insight into the tell-tell signs that helped him read even the most complex of offenses, reflected on the QB he's most proud to have sacked and recapped his 49ers HOF honor.

One of the newest inductees into the 49ers Hall of Fame, Taylor discussed his most memorable moments in red and gold, sleeping through his moment on Draft Day, provided insight into gameday huddles with Joe Montana and Steve Young and more.

In this special edition of Unscripted presented by Microsoft Surface, Richard Hightower discusses how he's developed over the past four seasons as San Francisco's special teams coordinator, the 49ers emphasis on "culture" in the locker room and his involvement in scouting players in the draft process.

In this special edition of Unscripted presented by Microsoft Surface, 49ers new defensive coordinator DeMeco Ryans talks his climb up the coaching ranks since 2017, transitioning from his time playing linebacker and the impact Robert Saleh had on his career.

In this special edition of Unscripted presented by Microsoft Surface, newly appointed offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel re-introduces himself to the Faithful, discusses his new role with the 49ers, details his 13-year relationship with Kyle Shanahan and highlights his expectations for San Francisco's offense in 2021.

Warner discussed his first Pro Bowl honors, how Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant's careers have influenced his game, his younger brother Troy's path to the NFL and what makes linebackers coach DeMeco Ryans primed for a larger role.

The 49ers punter highlighted his first two seasons in the NFL, the art of a perfect punt, how kicker Robbie Gould's experience at every stadium has become a resource and how George Kittle has become one of his favorite teammates in the locker room.

Ward discussed discussed why defensive coordinator Robert Saleh is a great head coaching candidate, highlighted fellow 2014 first rounder Jason Verrett's comeback season, revealed what his ideal on-field performance looks like and recalled his "unfashionable" draft day.

Wilson Jr. discussed his road from being an undrafted free agent to a key piece of the 49ers offense, the mentality of the team in the final four games of the season, how Adrian Peterson influenced his career and his Mount Rushmore of NFL running backs.

Greenlaw detailed the convenience of the team's new accommodations in Glendale, Ariz., recapped the 49ers Week 12 victory over the Rams, the team's postseason mindset heading into their Monday night contest against the Bills and how fatherhood has changed his perspective on life.

Verrett highlighted the physical and mental hurdles in his trying return to the field, the reaction behind his fourth down goal line interception against the Rams, the toughest receivers he's faced in his career and more.

San Francisco's first round pick discussed the biggest adjustments he's made through the first half of his rookie career, the desire to record his first NFL sack, impressions of living in the Bay Area, how his tough exterior contrasts his playful personality and more.

The 49ers offensive weapon discussed the success of San Francisco's run game while missing key pieces, what JaMycal Hasty brings to the running back group, traveling to a fan-less CenturyLink Field, his clever run in with Patrick Mahomes and more.

Hyder Jr. discussed the team's aim to continue the momentum heading into a tough stretch of matchups, the emphasis of the D-line to step up in the absence of Nick Bosa, Solomon Thomas and Dee Ford and evaluated the development of Javon Kinlaw and Kevin Givens a quarter into the season.

Gould details the accomplishments of his 16-year NFL career, the appeal of game-winning, high pressure moments, his favorite 49ers uniforms and his pledge to donate $500 to fight pediatric cancer for every field goal made this year.

Jones discusses the varying personalities of the 49ers defensive line, provided a scouting report on Javon Kinlaw and Kevin Givens, his goals in Year 4 and revealed which NFL quarterback he's eager to sack.

Aiyuk discusses his team-leading Week 3 performance against the Giants that earned him a "Rookie of the Week" nomination, his relationship with fellow receiver Deebo Samuel and his appreciation of Kyle Shanahan's wizardry.

San Francisco's sixth-year defensive lineman discussed the camaraderie built during the team's week-long stay in West Virginia, the expectation of the D-line after the loss of Nick Bosa and Solomon Thomas, which road trip he's looking forward to most and more.

49ers new left tackle Trent WIlliams joins the podcast to discuss his viral pancake block in Week 1 against Cardinals linebacker Jordan Hicks, the first teammate to welcome him to the 49ers, reuniting with Kyle Shanahan and how he really feels after missing a year of football.