San Francisco 49ers

The Mendez clan was up early Friday morning, packing up their truck with grills and American flags to go root on the 49ers. Their driveway on their small cul-de-sac in San Jose buzzed with excitement.

And it wasn't just people who rooted on their favorite players. The city of San Francisco glowed red and gold, too, as the Coit Tower and the Ferry Building were aglow in Niner colors. And let's not forget the four-legged Frenchies.

You've heard of the Niners Faithful, but there is also another, arguably cuter, fan base called the “Frenchie Faithful.”

The 49ers have won 70% of their starts with Garoppolo, including four out of five in the postseason, but his production is often underwhelming.

The 49ers take on the Rams this Sunday in the NFC championship and the winner moves on to the Super Bowl.

Despite all the excitement and enthusiasm, we may not see too many Niner fans in the stands on Sunday in Los Angeles. That's by design.

Robbie Gould continued his playoff perfection and moved the San Francisco 49ers one step away from their second Super Bowl appearance in three seasons with a 45-yard field goal as time expired for a 13-10 upset of Green Bay on Saturday night.

Meet the 49ers super fan who possibly has the most elaborate man cave dedicated to the team.

The Bay Area is gearing up for game day. Saturday evening, the 49ers take on the Green Bay Packers in an NFC divisional playoff game.

As the No. 6 seed in the playoffs, the 49ers were unlikely to have a playoff game at home, which means fans hoping to stay faithful to the Bay would have to spend a pretty penny.

Some 49ers fans hopped on planes to fly to Wisconsin and root on their team against the Green Bay Packers in the divisional playoffs on Saturday. Others said they'd be watching and cheering from home.

Dozens of fans showed up Thursday to give the 49ers a proper send off as they traveled to Green Bay Wisconsin. They're set to take on the Packers in the divisional round playoff game Saturday.

Versatile receiver Deebo Samuel ran 26 yards for a touchdown the play after an interception by Dak Prescott, and the San Francisco 49ers held on for a 23-17 wild-card victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.

The stage is set and the stakes are high. The 49ers face the rival Cowboys in a win or go home wild card game this Sunday.

Sixth-seeded San Francisco will play at Dallas next week.