How to listen to 49ers games on the radio in 2023

Watching the 49ers is a preferred method, yes. But tuning in via radio is a good fallback option.
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If you find yourself somewhere where watching a 49ers game is impossible, the radio is always a solid alternative.

There's a chance you'll find yourself driving on the road during one or more of the San Francisco 49ers' upcoming games for the 2023 season.

We're probably not alone in saying this, but please don't try watching the Niners games when you're driving. Keep your eyes on the road, please.

Whether you're on the road, don't have a television nearby or can't stream San Francisco's games on your preferred devices, tuning into the 49ers' own radio broadcasts can be an excellent alternative so that you won't miss any of the action.

If you're curious about how to listen to Niners games this way, we've got you covered.

What is the 49ers flagship radio station?

San Francisco has two flagship stations, both of which are centered in the Bay Area in Northern California, KNBR 680 AM and KSAN 107.7 FM "The Bone."

Additionally, fans living in the greater Sacramento area can tune into SacTown Sports on KHTK 1140 AM.

Be sure to check out the 49ers' radio network below:

How do out-of-market fans listen to 49ers games on the radio?

Not in Northern California and far enough away from the 49ers radio network?

That's OK. There are other radio options for tuning into San Francisco's games, including NFL+, Westwood One and SiriusXM radio.

Read more: How to watch 49ers games this season (with and without cable TV)

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Who are the 49ers radio broadcasters?

Greg Papa is the play-by-play radio voice of the 49ers, and Tim Ryan provides color analysis.

For broadcasts in Spanish, which can be heard on 910 AM ESPN Deportes in the Bay Area, Jesus Zarate is the play-by-play radio broadcaster.

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