The 49ers head coach was previously the Redskins offensive coordinator from 2010-13. At a press conference this week, he said the best part of his tenure was “being able to work with [his] dad and be around some other good coaches,” and the worst part was “everything else.”
He probably doesn’t have quite as many complaints about his time in San Francisco. The 49ers are 5-0 and have a great chance to remain NFC’s only undefeated team this week when they face the Redskins, who picked up their first win last week.
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Shanahan is an offensive mind, but the San Francisco defense has been the star of this year’s team. The 49ers have allowed 10 points in their past two games combined.
Sportsbook Review has the 49ers as 10.5-point favorites. Sporting News predicts San Francisco will win and will cover.
Below is all the info you need to watch 49ers vs. Redskins on Sunday, including the TV channels and kickoff time.
What channel is 49ers vs. Redskins on today?
TV channel (national): Fox TV channel (San Francisco): KTVU TV channel (Washington): WTTG
49ers vs. Redskins in Week 7 has a relatively small coverage map; only viewers in the northwest or DMV will have the game on their Fox affiliate.
It will be called by Chris Myers (play-by-play) and Daryl Johnston (color), with Laura Okmin as the sideline reporter.
For those who can’t get to a TV and wish to find 49ers vs. Redskins on the radio, the San Francisco call can be heard on Sirius channel 135 and XM channel 827, and the Washington call can be heard on Sirius channel 81 and XM channel 225.
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49ers vs. Redskins schedule: What time is kickoff?
Date: Sunday, Oct. 20 Start time: 1 p. m. ET
The NFL has been keeping a rather unbalanced schedule in recent weeks, putting a litany of games in the early slot and leaving only a few for the late-afternoon.
That pattern holds true for Week 7. The 49ers and Redskins are one of eight games in the 1 p.m. slot, and one of the four early games on Fox. Washington has been in the 1 p.m. slot in each of its Sunday games this year, while San Francisco has only played in an early game once this season.
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