How to watch 49ers vs Cardinals today: Time, TV channel for Week 18

It’s 49ers vs Cardinals in Week 18 of the 2024 NFL season. Here’s how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.

The San Francisco 49ers (6-10) close their 2024 NFL season with a final divisional date against the Arizona Cardinals (7-9) in Week 18.

When these two teams met earlier this season back in Week 5, San Francisco coughed up a two-score halftime lead. Arizona rallied back from a 23-10 halftime deficit with a pair of second-half Chad Ryland field goals sandwiched around Kyler Murray’s 2-yard touchdown pass to Elijah Higgins.

As San Francisco readies for its final contest of the season, the 49ers will do so without their starting quarterback. San Francisco quarterback Brock Purdy is one of five 49ers players listed “out” on the team’s Week 18 injury report.

With Purdy sidelined, San Francisco will turn to Joshua Dobbs as its starting quarterback in the season finale.

As San Francisco looks to end its season in the win column, here’s how to watch the 49ers game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

What channel is 49ers vs Cardinals game on today? Time, TV schedule

TV Channel: Fox

Start time: 1:25 p.m. PT

49ers vs. Cardinals will broadcast nationally on Fox in Week 18 of the 2024 NFL season. Play-by-play broadcaster Chris Myers and color analyst Mark Schlereth will call the game from the booth at State Farm Stadium, with Jen Hale reporting from the sidelines.

Where to watch 49ers vs Cardinals on livestream

Streaming options for the game include Fubo.

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49ers vs Cardinals predictions, picks, odds

ODDS: Arizona -4.5

O/U: 42.5

Arizona 27, San Francisco 20: Arizona has starting quarterback Kyler Murray as a go, while San Francisco will be without Brock Purdy. That’s enough to lean the Cardinals’ direction in this regular season finale.

All NFL Odds via BetMGM.

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49ers schedule 2024

  • Sept. 9: vs. New York Jets (W, 32-19)
  • Sept. 15: at Minnesota (L, 23-17)
  • Sept. 22: at Los Angeles Rams (L, 27-24)
  • Sept. 29: at New England (W, 30-13)
  • Oct. 6: vs. Arizona (L, 24-23)
  • Oct. 10: at Seattle (W, 36-24)
  • Oct. 20: vs. Kansas City (L, 28-18)
  • Oct. 27: vs. Dallas (W, 30-24)
  • Nov. 3: BYE WEEK
  • Nov. 10: at Tampa Bay (W, 23-20)
  • Nov. 17: vs. Seattle (L, 20-17)
  • Nov. 24: at Green Bay (L, 38-10)
  • Dec. 1: at Buffalo (L, 35-10)
  • Dec. 8: vs. Chicago (W, 38-13)
  • Dec. 12: vs. Los Angeles Rams (L, 12-6)
  • Dec. 22: at Miami (L, 29-17)
  • Dec. 30: vs. Detroit (L, 40-34)
  • Jan. 5: at Arizona
  • Record: 6-10

Cardinals schedule 2024

  • Sept. 8: at Buffalo (L, 34-28)
  • Sept. 15: vs Los Angeles Rams (W, 41-10)
  • Sept. 22: vs Detroit (L, 20-13)
  • Sept. 29: vs Washington (L, 42-14)
  • Oct. 6: at San Francisco (W, 24-23)
  • Oct. 13: at Green Bay (L, 34-13)
  • Oct. 21: vs Los Angeles Chargers (W, 17-15)
  • Oct. 27: at Miami (W, 28-27)
  • Nov. 3: vs Chicago (W, 29-9)
  • Nov. 10: vs New York Jets (W, 31-6)
  • Nov. 17: BYE
  • Nov. 24: at Seattle (L, 16-6)
  • Dec. 1: at Minnesota (L, 23-22)
  • Dec. 8: vs Seattle (L, 30-18)
  • Dec. 15: vs New England (W, 30-17)
  • Dec. 22: at Carolina (L, 36-30)
  • Dec. 28: at Los Angeles Rams (L, 13-9)
  • Jan. 5: vs San Francisco
  • Record: 7-9

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How to watch 49ers vs. Rams today: Time, TV channel for Week 15

It’s 49ers vs Rams in Week 15 of the 2024 NFL season. Here’s how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.

The San Francisco 49ers (6-7) can take a large step toward reentering the NFC West race and NFC playoffs picture with a win over the Los Angeles Rams (7-6) on Thursday night.

After three straight losses, the 49ers got right in a big way last week with a 38-13 romp over the Chicago Bears. Quarterback Brock Purdy threw for 325 passing yards and a pair of scores to receiver Jauan Jennings.

Rookie 49ers running back Isaac Guerendo was terrific as well, carrying 15 times for 78 yards and catching a pair of passes for 50 yards. Guerendo’s status against the Rams was listed as questionable on Wednesday, though.

Meanwhile, the Rams picked up one of the biggest wins of Week 14 in their 44-42 victory over the Buffalo Bills. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford passed for 320 yards and a pair of scores in Los Angeles’ win over Buffalo.

The Rams won the two teams’ first meeting this season, 27-24, on Sept. 22. Los Angeles rallied back from a pair of 14-point deficits to stun the 49ers with a late, 37-yard Joshua Karty field goal.

With San Francisco trying to slice into the Seattle Seahawks‘ lead in the NFC West, Thursday night against the Rams is a must-win.

As kickoff approaches, here’s how to watch the 49ers game, including time and streaming information:

Where to watch 49ers vs Rams on livestream

Streaming: Amazon Prime Video

Start Time: 5:15 p.m. PT

49ers vs. Rams will stream on Amazon Prime Video in Week 15 of the 2024 NFL season. Play-by-play broadcaster Al Michaels and color analyst Kirk Herbstreit will call the game from the booth at Levi’s Stadium, with Kaylee Hartung reporting from the sidelines.

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49ers vs Rams predictions, picks, odds

49ers 30, Rams 27: Operating on a short week and without left tackle Trent Williams, the 49ers still take advantage of a Rams secondary that has been giving up plenty of plays in the passing game.

Though it’s right down to the wire, San Francisco handles its business at home and moves its record back to .500 on the season.

ODDS: 49ers -3

O/U: 48.5

All NFL Odds via BetMGM.

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49ers schedule 2024

  • Sept. 9: vs. New York Jets (W, 32-19)
  • Sept. 15: at Minnesota (L, 23-17)
  • Sept. 22: at Los Angeles Rams (L, 27-24)
  • Sept. 29: at New England (W, 30-13)
  • Oct. 6: vs. Arizona (L, 24-23)
  • Oct. 10: at Seattle (W, 36-24)
  • Oct. 20: vs. Kansas City (L, 28-18)
  • Oct. 27: vs. Dallas (W, 30-24)
  • Nov. 3: BYE WEEK
  • Nov. 10: at Tampa Bay (W, 23-20)
  • Nov. 17: vs. Seattle (L, 20-17)
  • Nov. 24: at Green Bay (L, 38-10)
  • Dec. 1: at Buffalo (L, 35-10)
  • Dec. 8: vs. Chicago (W, 38-13)
  • Dec. 12: vs. Los Angeles Rams
  • Dec. 22: at Miami
  • Dec. 30: vs. Detroit
  • Jan. 5: at Arizona
  • Record: 6-7

Rams schedule 2024

  • Sept. 8: at Detroit (L, 26-20)
  • Sept. 15: at Arizona (L, 41-10)
  • Sept. 22: vs. San Francisco (W, 27-24)
  • Sept. 29: at Chicago (L, 24-18)
  • Oct. 6: vs. Green Bay (L, 24-19)
  • Oct. 13: BYE WEEK
  • Oct. 20: vs. Las Vegas (W, 20-15)
  • Oct. 24: vs. Minnesota (W, 30-20)
  • Nov. 3: at Seattle (W, 26-20)
  • Nov. 11: vs. Miami (L, 23-15)
  • Nov. 17: at New England (W, 28-22)
  • Nov. 24: vs. Philadelphia (L, 37-20)
  • Dec. 1: at New Orleans (W, 21-14)
  • Dec. 8: vs. Buffalo (W, 44-42)
  • Dec. 12: at San Francisco
  • Dec. 22: at New York Jets
  • Dec. 29: vs. Arizona
  • Jan. 5: vs. Seattle
  • Record: 7-6

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How to watch 49ers vs Bears today: Time, TV channel for Week 14

It’s 49ers vs Bears in Week 14 of the 2024 NFL season. Here’s how to watch, including time, channel, TV schedule and streaming info.

The San Francisco 49ers (5-7) enter Week 14 of the NFL season with a troubling injury report and with their playoff hopes on the verge of slipping away.

The 49ers have lost three straight and sit two games behind the Seattle Seahawks in the race for the NFC West title.

San Francisco is without its top two running backs. Christian McCaffrey is sidelined with a PCL injury and Jordan Mason is nursing a high ankle sprain. The 49ers will also be without starting left tackle Trent Williams and left guard Aaron Banks remains questionable as he recovers from a concussion.

In a game where something has to give, the Chicago Bears (4-8) enter on their own six-game losing streak.

Chicago’s embarrassing clock management to close its Thanksgiving Day loss at Detroit resulted in head coach Matt Eberflus’ firing. However, during its six-game losing streak, the Bears have lost four one-score games.

Here’s how to watch the 49ers game, including time, TV schedule and streaming information:

What channel is 49ers vs Bears game on today? Time, TV schedule

TV Channel: Fox

Start time: 1:25 p.m. PT

The San Francisco 49ers vs. Chicago Bears will broadcast nationally on Fox in Week 14 of the 2024 NFL season. Play-by-play broadcaster Kenny Albert and color analyst Jonathan Vilma will call the game from the booth at Levi’s Stadium, with Megan Olivi reporting from the sidelines.

Where to watch 49ers vs Bears on livestream

Streaming options for the game include Fubo.

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49ers vs Bears predictions, picks, odds

49ers 23, Bears 17: Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams has had the Bears on the doorstep in four of their six straight losses. Any playoff hopes are officially over for San Francisco if they drop this one.

Despite a dicey injury report, Brock Purdy and the 49ers find a way to beat a Bears team facing its own turmoil.

ODDS: 49ers -3.5

O/U: 44

All NFL odds via BetMGM.

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49ers schedule 2024

  • Sept. 9: vs. New York Jets (W, 32-19)
  • Sept. 15: at Minnesota (L, 23-17)
  • Sept. 22: at Los Angeles Rams (L, 27-24)
  • Sept. 29: at New England (W, 30-13)
  • Oct. 6: vs. Arizona (L, 24-23)
  • Oct. 10: at Seattle (W, 36-24)
  • Oct. 20: vs. Kansas City (L, 28-18)
  • Oct. 27: vs. Dallas (W, 30-24)
  • Nov. 3: BYE WEEK
  • Nov. 10: at Tampa Bay (W, 23-20)
  • Nov. 17: vs. Seattle (L, 20-17)
  • Nov. 24: at Green Bay (L, 38-10)
  • Dec. 1: at Buffalo (L, 35-10)
  • Dec. 8: vs. Chicago
  • Dec. 12: vs. Los Angeles Rams
  • Dec. 22: at Miami
  • Dec. 30: vs. Detroit
  • Jan. 5: at Arizona
  • Record: 5-7

Bears schedule 2024

  • Sept. 8: vs. Tennessee (W, 24-17)
  • Sept. 15: at Houston (L, 19-13)
  • Sept. 22: at Indianapolis (L, 21-16)
  • Sept. 29: vs. Los Angeles Rams (W, 24-18)
  • Oct. 6: vs. Carolina (W, 36-10)
  • Oct. 13: vs. Jacksonville (W, 35-16)
  • Oct. 20: BYE WEEK
  • Oct. 27: at Washington (L, 18-15)
  • Nov. 3: at Arizona (L, 29-9)
  • Nov. 10: vs. New England (L, 19-3)
  • Nov. 17: vs. Green Bay (L, 20-19)
  • Nov. 24: vs. Minnesota (L, 30-27)
  • Nov. 28: at Detroit (L, 23-20)
  • Dec. 8: at San Francisco
  • Dec. 16: at Minnesota
  • Dec. 22: vs. Detroit
  • Dec. 26: vs. Seattle
  • Jan. 5: at Green Bay

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49ers-Chiefs Super Bowl rematch will be nationally televised

49ers fans across the US will have the Chiefs-49ers Week 7 matchup on their TVs.

The San Francisco 49ers and Kansas City Chiefs don’t have a primetime slot when they face off Sunday in a Super Bowl rematch.

However, they will be playing on national television.

According to 506 Sports, the 49ers and Chiefs will be shown on FOX nationwide with Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady on the call.

It’s a bit of an odd scheduling quirk by the league since the 49ers and Chiefs are one of just three games in the afternoon window. It’s also by far the most intriguing game in that time slot.

Other afternoon kickoffs include the 2-4 Las Vegas Raiders at the 1-4 Los Angeles Rams, and the 1-5 Carolina Panthers visiting the 4-2 Washington Commanders.

Both of those games will be on CBS, primarily in the local markets for each team.

All of FOX’s games will air in the early window.

Overall Week 7 is an odd one from a scheduling standpoint.

There are only two teams on bye – the Bears and Cowboys – a 6:30am Pacific Time kickoff between the Patriots and Jaguars in London, and two Monday Night Football games.

All of that shook out where the 49ers and Chiefs will get the rare national TV treatment out of a 1:25pm Pacific Time kickoff.

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How to watch 49ers preseason finale vs. Raiders

There’s one last preseason game. Starters are playing for the 49ers. Non-starters have one last shot to make the roster. Don’t miss it.

The preseason finale has finally arrived.

Friday evening in Las Vegas marks the San Francisco 49ers last preseason bout of the year. They’ll take on the Las Vegas Raiders in one last dress rehearsal before things get real in Week 1 against the New York Jets on Monday Night Football.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan has indicated the 49ers starters will play at Allegiant Stadium. Raiders head coach Antonio Pierce will not play his starters.

The 49ers have largely held the first-team out of preseason action so far, but they’ll play that group more extensively in their final tuneup of the preseason.

While the starters playing will be fun, it’s the players further down the depth chart worth watching closest. Fans shouldn’t tune out once the starters are pulled. With only one game left to show the coaching staff why they should make the team or be in a certain role on the roster, the non-starters should put on a show in Sin City.

Here’s all the game information, and how to watch/listen to the final week of the preseason:

Kickoff: 7:00pm Pacific Time

Location: Allegiant Stadium, Las Vegas

TV: KPIX and CW Bay Area

Free streaming: FuboTV

Radio: KGO 810 AM

The 49ers also stream the game on their app, but it’s only available for viewers in the Bay Area market.

NFL+ also offers a paid streaming option.

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How to watch 49ers preseason national TV game vs. Saints

The 49ers are on national TV vs. the Saints! Here’s how to tap in:

Week 2 of the preseason was a little bit of a curveball for the San Francisco 49ers and New Orleans Saints.

The two clubs were supposed to have three days of joint practices in Irvine, Calif. before facing off Sunday evening at Levi’s Stadium. The injury bug bit the 49ers so bad that they weren’t going to have enough players to properly execute a joint practice, so they cancelled those practices.

By cancelling those sessions, the 49ers changed their preseason calculus a bit. Typically they use the joint practices as a de facto game environment for the starters, then the reserves play in the preseason game.

Without the joint practices, the 49ers will now play their starters some against the Saints according to head coach Kyle Shanahan. That’s good news for FOX, which will be carrying the game nationally. It’s also good news for 49ers fans hoping to see more of what the team might actually look like when they line up for Week 1.

There will still be notable absences with left tackle Trent Williams and wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk both sitting out while they await new contracts, but for the most part it should more closely resemble the 49ers than the team that took the field to open the preseason opener in Tennessee.

Here’s game information and how to watch/listen to Week 2 of the preseason:

Kickoff: 5:00pm Pacific Time

Location: Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara, Calif.

TV: FOX

Free streaming: FuboTV

Radio: KGO 810 AM

The 49ers also stream the game on their app, but it’s only available for viewers in the Bay Area market.

NFL+ also offers a paid streaming option.

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How to watch 49ers preseason opener vs. Titans

How to watch, stream and listen to the 49ers preseason opener.

The San Francisco 49ers will visit the Tennessee Titans on Saturday for their first preseason game on the 2024 slate.

It won’t look like the 49ers we’re used to seeing since a slew of starters will sit out the exhibition opener. With joint practices scheduled ahead of a Week 2 matchup against the Saints, we may not even see 49ers starters until Week 3.

Alas, there’s still plenty to look forward to Saturday evening at Nissan Stadium. There’ll be rookie performances worth keeping an eye on, position battles to monitor and new kickoff rules to take in.

There’s also the fact that there’s 49ers football being played again, a sign that we’re only a month out from the regular season opener on Monday, Sept. 9 against the New York Jets.

Before the regular season, the 49ers have to get through their preseason slate first.

Here’s a quick rundown of how to watch and listen to Saturday’s game in Nashville:

Kickoff: 4:00pm Pacific Time

Location: Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tenn.

TV: KPIX 5

Free streaming: FuboTV

Radio: KGO 810 AM

The 49ers also stream the game on their app, but it’s only available for viewers in the Bay Area market.

NFL+ also offers a paid streaming option.

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49ers-Cardinals TV broadcast will be a little odd

The #49ers TV broadcast may look and sound a bit unusual.

There’ll be a strange quirk for attentive 49ers fans looking to watch their showdown with the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.

San Francisco will face their NFC West rival at 1:05pm Pacific Time, but the game between the pair of NFC clubs will not be broadcast on FOX. For a long time NFC games were exclusively on FOX while the AFC lived on CBS. A new wrinkle in the NFL’s TV deals allows some flexibility among the conferences. Under the old system the visiting team would dictate where the game was broadcast.

Here’s a map of where the game will be broadcast, via 506 Sports. The 49ers and Cardinals game will show in the blue areas of the map below:

(via 506 Sports)

A 49ers-Cardinals game showing on CBS will certainly look and sound a little different than usual. The scorebug, graphics and music will all be different. So will the broadcasters with Ian Eagle and Charles Davis both on the call.

This will likely be the 49ers’ lone CBS game for the rest of the year with ABC and FOX slated to carry their next two contests. Their Week 18 matchup against the Rams is still TBD.

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