Who was quarterback for San Francisco 2013?
Who was quarterback for San Francisco 2013?
Colin Kaepernick
Starters
| Pos | Player | Summary of Player Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Offensive Starters | ||
| QB | Colin Kaepernick | 243 for 416, 3,197 yards, 21 td, 8 int, & 92 rushes for 524 yards and 4 td |
| RB | Frank Gore* | 276 rushes for 1,128 yards, 9 td, & 16 catches for 141 yards and 0 td |
| RB | Bruce Miller | 7 rushes for 13 yards, 0 td, & 25 catches for 243 yards and 0 td |
Who was the 49ers QB in 2012?
Alex Smith
Starters
| Pos | Player | Summary of Player Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Offensive Starters | ||
| QB | Alex Smith | 153 for 218, 1,737 yards, 13 td, 5 int, & 31 rushes for 132 yards and 0 td |
| RB | Frank Gore* | 258 rushes for 1,214 yards, 8 td, & 28 catches for 234 yards and 1 td |
| FB | Bruce Miller | 5 rushes for 18 yards, 0 td, & 12 catches for 84 yards and 0 td |
What was the 49ers regular season record?
San Francisco 49ers
| Year | Record | Finish (Regular / Post Season) |
|---|---|---|
| 2021 | 10-7-0 | 3rd — NFC West |
| 2020 | 6-10-0 | 4th — NFC West |
| 2019 | 13-3-0 | 1st — NFC West |
| 2018 | 4-12-0 | 3rd — NFC West |
When was San Francisco last in the Super Bowl?
199549-26 – Los Angeles Chargers
199055-10 – Denver Broncos198920-16 – Cincinnati Bengals198538-16 – Miami Dolphins198226-21 – Cincinnati Bengals
San Francisco 49ers/NFL championships
Who was the 49ers QB in 2011?
Starters
| Pos | Player | Summary of Player Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Offensive Starters | ||
| QB | Alex Smith | 273 for 445, 3,144 yards, 17 td, 5 int, & 52 rushes for 179 yards and 2 td |
| RB | Frank Gore* | 282 rushes for 1,211 yards, 8 td, & 17 catches for 114 yards and 0 td |
| FB | Bruce Miller | 4 rushes for 8 yards, 0 td, & 11 catches for 83 yards and 1 td |
When did SF go to the Super Bowl?
San Francisco has seven Super Bowl appearances in the following seasons: 2019, 2012, 1994, 1989, 1988, 1984, 1981. The seven appearances are fifth in the league overall behind the New England Patriots (11), Pittsburgh Steelers (8), Dallas Cowboys (8) and Denver Broncos (8).