Joe Staley

The 49ers are more than happy to see Russell Wilson out of the NFC West, but Niners legend Joe Staley doesn’t think the Broncos are infinitely better after the blockbuster trade. Leave it to now-retired San Francisco 49ers left tackle Joe Staley to speak his mind. Always loved that...

Former San Francisco 49ers tackle Joe Staley said two noteworthy things during his conversation with KNBR on Wednesday. The first was that he's very excited to see 49ers-nemesis Russell Wilson leave the NFC West, feeling that the former Seattle Seahawks quarterback won't find much success with the Denver Broncos. "I'm...

It’d be an understatement to say Luke Goedeke had an unusual path to the NFL Draft. Before he turned into a big-time offensive tackle at Central Michigan, he was actually an all-conference tight end in high school. A knee injury prevented Goedeke from showcasing his skillset in 2020, but...

Joe Staley committed an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty on social media — in Andrew Whitworth's mind, at least. After Whitworth and the Rams defeated the 49ers in Sunday's NFC championship game, the 40-year-old called out the former San Francisco offensive tackle in an Instagram post. Earlier in the week, Staley trolled Whitworth's wife, Melissa, on Twitter. She had offered to buy tickets from Rams fans in order to prevent SoFi Stadium from being filled with 49ers supporters, and Staley quote tweeted her and mimicked her phrasing.

Los Angeles Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth called out former 49ers left tackle Joe Staley for trolling Whitworth's wife on Twitter.

After Rams left tackle Andrew Whitworth helped L.A. beat the 49ers in Sunday’s NFC Championship game, he put former San Francisco star Joe Staley on blast in a since-deleted Instagram post. Whitworth took aim at Staley over a tweet the retired left tackle shared on Jan. 23, quoting Whitworth’s...

The Los Angeles Rams may be the home team against the San Francisco 49ers Sunday in the NFC Championship, but the sight of 49ers fans flooding SoFi Stadium just weeks ago when the two NFC West rivals met in Week 18 has locals fearing another San Francisco takeover in the grandstands. To combat that, the Rams ticket office is restricting ticket sales to Greater Los Angeles Area residents, though two former 49ers stars seem to be doing their part in swinging the crowd toward the 49ers once again.

49ers fans could potentially get some help from team legends Frank Gore and Joe Staley, who want to red out SoFI Stadium against the Rams in the NFC Championship game. For the third time this season, the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams will face off against each other.

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Green Bay Packers Saturday night, in the snow, at frigid Lambeau Field to punch their ticket to the NFC Championship game. After the victory the team knew they would be facing either the Tampa Bay Buccaneers or the Los Angeles Rams, depending on the result of their Divisional Round matchup Sunday afternoon.

Joe Staley’s just having a little fun with it. The 49ers offensive tackle admitted on KNBR that he felt like stirring the pot Monday morning, doing some light trolling of Melissa Whitworth, wife of Rams offensive tackle Andrew Whitworth, and her plea for Rams fans not to sell their tickets to 49ers fans.

The Rams might have landed the first few punches on Sunday, but the 49ers landed the knockout. A boxing metaphor seems apropos for the back-and-forth thriller, that saw San Francisco punch their ticket to the postseason with a 27-24 overtime victory. Los Angeles spent much of the lead-up to the...

Based on the overall NFL standings, the 49ers are not the best team in the NFL this season. Entering their Thursday night game against the Tennessee Titans (9-5) at Nissan Stadium in Nashville, San Francisco (8-6) currently is behind 11 other teams. But former 49ers left tackle and current NBC...

165 shares Share this on Twitter Share this on Facebook Flip into Flipboard Share this on Reddit Share via Email. A loss like Sunday's to the Seattle Seahawks may have sat with Joe Staley for a while during his playing days. But now, the retired San Francisco 49ers tackle turned NBC Sports Bay Area analyst, like the less-obsessive fans, just gets to go on with his week. There is no doubt that he still loves his former team, but he gets to be more objective about the losses. And it's helpful that he doesn't have to go into the facilities on Monday morning to review the film of his team's mistakes.

Jimmy Garoppolo did not get off to a good start on Sunday. The 49ers quarterback began the game by going 1-for-4 on the team’s opening drive, one that concluded with a bad interception into the hands on Vikings safety Harrison Smith. It was a bad sign in what was essentially...

The humiliation of smashing the Cardinals without Kyler Murray, DeAndre Hopkins, AJ Green and JJ Watt should be enough punishment for 49ers, but Joe Staley added more after the match. Per day 49ers in five podcasts, we’ve heard left-handed tackle from 49 former players taking the team to task due...

Few people know Mike McGlinchey as well as his former offensive line partner and friend, Joe Staley, who has since switched over to the media side of things. On Monday, Staley joined KNBR, as he does each week. But after breaking down the 49ers’ loss and discussing some of what...