San Francisco 49ers
Five 49ers players to watch vs. Cowboys in Week 15 of 2020 NFL season
The 49ers remain mathematically alive in the NFC playoff picture.
Realistically, the club heads into its Week 15 game at the Dallas Cowboys looking for a victory while also looking for answers to serve as a road map to the future.
The 49ers enter the game with a 5-8 record. They currently are 11th in the NFC. With seven teams slated for playoff spots, the 49ers must win their three remaining games and hope things break their way with other contending teams.
The first order or business is clawing back to the .500 mark. In order for that to happen, they must get big performances against Dallas from these players to watch:
Realistically, the club heads into its Week 15 game at the Dallas Cowboys looking for a victory while also looking for answers to serve as a road map to the future.
The 49ers enter the game with a 5-8 record. They currently are 11th in the NFC. With seven teams slated for playoff spots, the 49ers must win their three remaining games and hope things break their way with other contending teams.
The first order or business is clawing back to the .500 mark. In order for that to happen, they must get big performances against Dallas from these players to watch:
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The 49ers remain mathematically alive in the NFC playoff picture.
Realistically, the club heads into its Week 15 game at the Dallas Cowboys looking for a victory while also looking for answers to serve as a road map to the future.
The 49ers enter the game with a 5-8 record. They currently are 11th in the NFC. With seven teams slated for playoff spots, the 49ers must win their three remaining games and hope things break their way with other contending teams.
The first order or business is clawing back to the .500 mark. In order for that to happen, they must get big performances against Dallas from these players to watch:
Realistically, the club heads into its Week 15 game at the Dallas Cowboys looking for a victory while also looking for answers to serve as a road map to the future.
The 49ers enter the game with a 5-8 record. They currently are 11th in the NFC. With seven teams slated for playoff spots, the 49ers must win their three remaining games and hope things break their way with other contending teams.
The first order or business is clawing back to the .500 mark. In order for that to happen, they must get big performances against Dallas from these players to watch: