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San Francisco 49ers podcast with Joe Hawkes: 49ers meet up with Commanders in bid for 8th straight win Christmas eve

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San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy (13) is exuberant after defeating the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field in Seattle on Thursday Night Football Dec 15, 2022 (AP News photo)

On the San Francisco 49ers podcast with J Hawkes:

#1 The San Francisco 49ers (10-4) are just cruising right now and in the last three games where quarterback Brock Purdy has led since joining the scene and with the Niners last win 21-13 helped San Francisco win the NFC West.

#2 San Francisco clinched the NFC West, their first since 2019, with its seventh win in row and swept Seattle this season. 

#3 The Seahawks (7-7) have lost two games in a row and four of its last five as their playoff hopes suffered a huge blow as they have fallen to .500 after a surprising 6-3 start to the season.

#4 During the Niners seven game winning streak, their defense has been dominant and the main reason for their current run. 

#5 San Francisco hosts the Washington Commanders on Sunday 12/24 at 1:05pm at Levi’s Stadium.

Headline Sports podcast with Tony Renteria: Samuel looking for an extension; FTC looking to investigate Commanders for improprieties

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On Headlines with Tony R:

#1 The San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel who is up for an extension is sitting out on field workouts which starts this coming Tue Apr 26. Samuel is looking for a new deal.

#2 Samuel knows it’s a bidding war as NFL wide receivers are at a premium. For example the Raiders signed wide receiver Davante Adams to a five year deal for $140 million.

#3 Samuel has a $50,000 bonus if he shows up for workouts. If he doesn’t he could be fined up to $100,000 for not attending mandatory mini camp.

#4 Tony, the Washington Commanders have denied allegations by the Federal Trade Commission that they were involved in financial impropriety which included, deceptive business practices over a ten year period, withholding ticket revenue from visiting teams, and refundable deposits from fans.

#5 The Commanders also are not cooperating in the FTC investigation. The FTC has over 80 pages of signed affidavits, emails, text messages as evidence against the Commanders.

Join Tony R on his usual day to podcast Headline Sports every Thursday at http://www.sportsradioservice.com