49ers Newcomer With 2,916 Yards Says ‘San Francisco Is Where I Belong’ After Outstanding Practice

Santa Clara, CA – September 6, 2025

The San Francisco 49ers entered Week 1 preparation with no shortage of storylines, but one new arrival has captured headlines after a dazzling practice performance that left teammates buzzing and coaches nodding in approval.

The running back rotation already features Christian McCaffrey, yet the 49ers sought additional depth through a late-August trade. What they got was a bruising, versatile weapon who is already winning over the Bay Area.

“San Francisco is where I belong,” the newcomer declared, radiating confidence after practice. His words echoed a sense of relief and determination, signaling a fresh start after leaving behind the franchise that once doubted his future.

That man is Brian Robinson Jr., acquired from Washington in exchange for a sixth-round pick. With 2,916 career yards from scrimmage, Robinson brings production, toughness, and the hunger of a player with something to prove.

Robinson carved his reputation on hard-nosed runs, tallying 2,329 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns, plus 587 receiving yards with five more scores. He arrives in San Francisco eager to complement McCaffrey while carving out his own spotlight.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan praised his newest weapon. “He runs through arm tackles, finds extra yards, and doesn’t hesitate. That’s exactly what we need in this system,” Shanahan said, emphasizing Robinson’s fit in the 49ers’ zone-blocking scheme.

In practice, teammates marveled at his burst and strength, describing him as relentless. For San Francisco, his presence ensures the offense won’t falter when McCaffrey rests — instead, they gain another hammer ready to punish defenses.

For fans, Robinson’s arrival embodies resilience and ambition. From feeling cast aside in Washington to declaring San Francisco “home,” his journey aligns perfectly with a franchise determined to finish what it started: chasing a Super Bowl.

Đối với người hâm mộ, sự xuất hiện của Robinson, thể hiện khả năng phục hồi và tham vọng.

How to Watch 49ers vs Chargers: NFL Preseason Week 3

Game Details

The San Francisco 49ers are back at Levi’s Stadium, welcoming the Los Angeles Chargers in the final preseason clash before roster cuts. It’s the last opportunity for young players and roster hopefuls to prove themselves in front of the home crowd.

How to Watch on TV

Bay Area (49ers local market): KPIX CBS 5 will handle the broadcast, continuing their preseason coverage.
Los Angeles and surrounding regions (Chargers local market): CBS Los Angeles will televise the game, with coverage beginning at 5:00 p.m. PT. Affiliates include KSEE (Fresno-Visalia), KSBW (Monterey), KGMB (Honolulu), KQCA (Sacramento), KFMB (San Diego), and KTVX (Salt Lake City).
Spanish broadcast: EstrellaTV/62 (KRCA) brings Spanish-language coverage across Los Angeles County.
Other regions: Fans outside local markets should check their regional CBS affiliates. This game will not air nationally on NFL Network or Prime Video.

Streaming Options

In-market (Bay Area): Fans can stream the game for free through 49ers.com or the official 49ers mobile app.
NFL+: $6.99/month or $40/year gives access to live preseason games on mobile devices within local markets. Premium subscribers can also watch replays out of market.
Other services: YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, and FuboTV all carry CBS affiliates in most regions.
International: NFL Game Pass International (via DAZN) provides live coverage worldwide.

Radio and Audio Coverage

49ers radio (English): KSFO 810 AM and KSAN 107.7 FM.
Chargers radio (English): KFI AM 640 / AM 570, with extended coverage on KXNT 840 AM (Las Vegas).
Spanish radio: Que Buena FM 105.5/94.3, also streaming through UniRadio San Diego and the Chargers’ official app.
Nationwide: SiriusXM NFL Radio (Channel 88) with both home and away feeds.

Additional Notes

Highlights & replays: Available after the game on NFL.com, YouTube, and both team apps.
Tickets & stadium info: Fans attending in person can find tickets and gameday experiences through 49ers.com.
Stay updated: Always confirm local listings and official team announcements, as broadcast schedules can change.

The matchup is set for Saturday, August 23, 2025, with kickoff at 5:30 p.m. PT (8:30 p.m. ET) in Santa Clara, California.