When the 23 regular season concludes, the 49ers’ 2024 home and away games are scheduled.
Now that the NFL regular season of 2023 has officially concluded, attention is turning to 2024.
Alright, not totally. The 49ers are focused on winning their sixth championship and making it to Super Bowl LVIII. But now that the 49ers faithful have secured the NFC’s top playoff seed, a first-round bye, and home-field advantage all through the postseason, they have some time to think ahead and get pumped about their opponents for the upcoming campaign.
The 49ers, having won the NFC West, will play host to the NFC East champion Dallas Cowboys at Levi’s Stadium and will travel to Raymond James Stadium in 2024 to play the NFC South champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Let’s investigate more closely.
49ers’ opponents at home in 2024
The teams that are in Arizona are the Los Angeles Rams, Los Angeles Chiefs, Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, New York Jets, New England Patriots, and Seattle Seahawks.
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Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Miami Dolphins, Buffalo Bills, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, Rams, and Seahawks
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‘Collaborative Formula’ of 49ers to be Modelled by Titans in 2024 Offseason, according to NFL Rumours
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‘Collaborative Formula’ of 49ers to be Modelled by Titans in 2024 Offseason, according to NFL Rumours
On January 17, 2024, Doric Sam
The Tennessee Titans, who fired head coach Mike Vrabel last week, are said to have already decided on the makeup of their new administration and are considering copying the organisational design of another prosperous team.
According to ESPN’s Turron Davenport, general manager of the Titans Ran Carthon hopes to implement the same procedure he was taught while working in the front office of the San Francisco 49ers.
The San Francisco 49ers, who have had general manager John Lynch and coach Kyle Shanahan work together for the past seven years—six of which have seen Carthon hold the positions of director of pro personnel and director of player personnel—are the model the Titans would like to emulate. One of the reasons the Titans hired Carthon from the 49ers was because of that ambition, according to Davenport.
In addition to working with Carthon, Davenport stated that the new head coach of Tennessee would also be required to engage with assistant general managers Anthony Robinson and Chad Brinker, who are “charged with the evolution of the analytics department.”
The Titans aren’t searching for an offensive or defensive specialist; instead, they have a long list of ten individuals for whom they have requested interviews. Tennessee’s next head coach should possess the qualities listed below, according to team owner Amy Adams Strunk.
Finding someone who brings in a wide range of unique thoughts and viewpoints is crucial, according to Adams Strunk. The most crucial quality in a new head coach is that.
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