Niner Noise combs through the latest 49ers schedule-release rumors and breaks down what we’re learning as it comes in.
It’s a bit of an oddity that the NFL schedule-makers wait until nearly the final minute to officially announce when any given year’s regular-season schedule will be officially revealed.
Unlike nearly every other event on the calendar, fans are left wondering, often until the very week of the schedule release itself.
Speaking of the release, it’s usually in early May, typically on a Thursday. But that’s not official.
We do know, however, which opponents the San Francisco 49ers will play in 2024. That part has been known for a while know.
We just don’t know when. At least not yet.
But, we can track rumors and reports and share those here until the official release goes live… at some point soon.
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The Niners will have their standard set of inter-division games against the Seahawks, Rams and Cardinals this year, while the NFC West will face off against both the NFC North and AFC East.
San Francisco’s at-large games on a first-place schedule will include matchups versus the Chiefs, Buccaneers and Cowboys.
According to some insight from Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio, the schedule release date was to be pushed back a week later than usual.
Then, as shared by ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the schedule release was reported as going live on Wednesday, May 15, likely at 8 p.m. ET:
There will be numerous leaks and rumors about the 49ers’ actual schedule.
One of those was potentially leaked by wide receiver Deebo Samuel, who dropped a “big news coming” on the NFL’s Twitter/X platform for the United Kingdom and Ireland:
The Jacksonville Jaguars, Chicago Bears and Minnesota Vikings are known to be hosting international games in Great Britain this season, and the Niners will be the road team against Minnesota.
Perhaps that game will be across the pond.