-In light of the end of the NFL season, the 49ers look forward to next year while the Raiders look inward. Shell thinks he's coming back but Warren Sapp isn't. more ›

-Warriors lose to the Suns giving the Suns their 13th straight win. The Warriors missed their first thirteen shots to fall behind early and never recovered. It's the Warriors sixth consecutive road loss. more ›

Okay, let's go into the wayback machine to look back at the big play in yesterday's Raiders/Chargers game. And yes it's another sports story but look at this as one more story of cruel injustice instead. Besides, this post is worth it just for the above video made before the game made by a Chargers fan to show just what he expects the Chargers to do to the Raiders. Anyways, the play was on fourth and inches and the Chargers made a thirteen-yard pass to Vincent Jackson. Even though he wasn't touched, Jackson got up and spinned the ball on the field. Because the whistle wasn't blown, the ball was still live and there was a scrum match to pick the ball up with the Raiders winning the scrum match. more ›

Say this for Al Davis, while other teams spend their off-season whining and moaning about the salary cap, paralyzed by numbers and arcane cap legalisms, the Raiders aren’t. After officially signing one of the best receivers in football, it’s looking like the Raiders are going to make their next big move and sign free agent running back, LaMont Jordan. Jordan, Curtis Martin’s backup on the J-E-T-S, is the best running back available on the free agent market, or at least the best one not smoking the kind green and dabbling in holistic medicine. Although his numbers aren’t great, many people in New York felt he should have been starting instead of Martin, one of the best and most underrated running backs in the league. This will bulk up one of the worst running attacks in football and one that was bound to get infinitely better just in having Moss playing. The best part of the move? Unlike other free agent signings, Jordan is neither old, over the hill, or a malcontent. Is Davis losing his touch? more ›

The 49ers have now matched their worst-ever performances from the late seventies by beating the woeful Arizona Cardinals, 31-28, but are still officially the worst team in the league. SFist has never liked Dennis Erickson -- always one step ahead of the NCAA investigators during his college coaching career, the man has never coached a successful NFL franchise. We wonder why on earth he's still even working. Oh, right, the ineptitude of the 49ers' front office. The Niners host the Skins next Saturday. more ›

Warren Sapp's thoughts on living in San Fran. more ›