Nic BodifordOct 7, 2026
Bodiford calls San Francisco's offense the best in the NFL and says injuries will have only a minimal effect on it, framing the 49ers, Cowboys and Lions as fantasy-friendly offenses to target in Week 5.
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San Francisco 49ers : Injuries minimally impact the NFL’s best offense.
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Position Group FinishSan Francisco 49ers
San Francisco 49ers offense to be the best in the league
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