10-13 Dirty Work Hour 2: The guys discuss the viability of a successful season for the 49ers after the season-ending injury to Fred Warner, as well as where the team can look for production without its captain anchoring the defense.

10-13 Dirty Work Hour 1: 49ers lose Fred Warner and drop Sunday's game to Bucs; Kyle Shanahan addresses media in teleconference

10-10 Marcus Thompson of the Athletic discusses Jonathan Kuminga's latest comments & his take on the 49ers 4-1 start

10-10 Dirty Work Hour 4: Larry Krueger on keys to 49ers victory vs TB; are we resigned to the Dodgers repeating as champions?

10-10 Dirty Work Hour 3: The growth of Baker Mayfield, games of interest around the NFL, & Marcus Thompson on the 49ers 4-1 start

10-10 Dirty Work Hour 2: Are Eagles still amongst best in NFC? What are the expectations for 49ers vs Bucs this weekend

10-10 Dirty Work Hour 1: the latest from Kyle Shanahan on actives/inactives vs Bucs, plus Tracy Sandler on 49ers chances in Tampa Bay

10-9 Dirty Work Hour 3: The Sound Soiree returns with Dan Orlovsky's interesting analogy for the 49ers' quarterback situation, Draymond and a possible extension of a previous bold prediction, and Vlad Guerrero having fun with David Ortiz. The guys discuss some soundbites from Mac Jones' post-practice press conference from Thursday. Finally, the Dirty Work Sports Calendar includes the Sharks' opening night tilt with the Vegas Golden Knights, Rodeo Tea at the Cow Palace, and Tango Class.

10-9 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan joins Dirty Work to talk about the 49ers' road test against the Buccaneers, discussing last Thursday's road victory over the Rams, Mac Jones injury status and stories from his early coaching days as an offensive quality control assistant in Tampa Bay.

10-9 Mike Silver joins Dirty Work to talk about the 49ers traversing the trade market for help, especially on defense, as well as evaluating the merit of a quarterback controversy.

10-9 Kyle Shanahan joins Dirty Work to talk about the 49ers' road test against the Buccaneers, discussing last Thursday's road victory over the Rams, Mac Jones injury status and stories from his early coaching days as an offensive quality control assistant in Tampa Bay.

10-9 Dirty Work Hour 2: 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan joins the show to talk about the 49ers' road test against the Buccaneers, discussing last Thursday's road victory over the Rams, Mac Jones injury status and stories from his early coaching days as an offensive quality control assistant in Tampa Bay. Mike Silver from the Athletic joins the show to talk about the 49ers traversing the trade market for help, especially on defense, as well as evaluating the merit of a quarterback controversy.

10-9 Brodie Brazil joins Dirty Work in advance of the Sharks opening game of the 2025-26 season against the Vegas Golden Knights, giving the guys a complete breakdown of the team's roster and an inside look of what to expect this season.

10-9 Dirty Work Hour 1: The guys get into the latest injury updates from 49ers practice, with some soundbites from John Lynch. Brodie Brazil joins the show in advance of the Sharks opening game of the 2025-26 season against the Vegas Golden Knights.

10-8 Dirty Work Hour 4: your Wednesday Sound Soiree plus the latest on the Giants search for a manager as a candidate emerges & we put the show to bed with a little Kreug appearance

10-8 Tim Ryan gets filthy with Dirty Work as he gives his Bucs/49ers breakdown including his keys to success as the team battles injuries

10-8 Dirty Work Hour 3: what are 49ers options are at pass rush? Plus COACH SPEAK & Tim Ryan with a 49ers/Bucs preview featuring the resurgent Baker Mayfield

10-8 Super Bowl winning QB Phil Simms has high praise for Kyle Shanahan given success of Mac Jones during Purdy injury but doesn't see situation as QB controversy

10-8 Dirty Work Hour 2: a huge hour talking the power of pickle juice, Phil Simms on Purdy/Jones, and...rom-coms?

10-8 Former QB Steve Beuerlein details the dynamics of being successful as a backup QB and pushing starter as Mac Jones has found success in absence of Brock Purdy