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Browns 12/8/57 Vs 49ers Programs 10/27/57 vs. Bears 11/29/64 vs. Colts 8/21/76 vs. Chargers (Honolulu) 11/10/46 vs. Browns 12/8/57 vs. Colts 12/6/64 vs. Rams 10/23/76 vs. Falcons 12/15/57 vs. Packers 10/31/76 @ Cards 1947 9/4/65 vs. Steelers (Providence) 8/17/58 vs. Giants 9/19/65 vs. Bears 9/25/77 vs. Dolphins 8/18/48 @ Dons 8/23/58 vs. Redskins (Portland) 9/26/65 vs. Steelers 10//2/77 @ Rams /12/48 vs. Yankees 8/31/58 vs. Cards 10/3/65 @ Colts 12/12/77 vs. Cowboys 9/19/48 vs. Dons 9/7/58 vs. Browns 12/19/65 vs. Packers 11/28/48 vs. [Browns] 9/12/58 @ Rams 10/15/78 vs. Saints 12/5/48 @ Dons 9/21/58 vs. Eagles 9/25/66 @ [Colts] 10/29/78 @ Redskins 10/5/58 vs. Rams 10/23/66 vs. Lions 11/27/78 vs. Steelers 8/14/49 vs. Bills 10/12/58 @ Bears 11/6/66 vs. Rams 12/17/78 @ Lions 9/18/49 vs. Dons 10/26/58 vs. Bears 11/13/66 @ Bears 11/2/58 vs. Lions 11/24/66 @ Lions 9/23/79 vs. Saints 9/1/50 @ Cards 11/16/58 @ Lions 12/11/66 vs. Bears 9/17/50 vs. Yanks 12/7/58 vs. Packers 9/7/80 @ Saints 9/24/50 vs. Bears 12/14/58 vs. Colts 9/24/67 vs. Falcons 11/23/80 vs. Giants 10/1/50 vs. Rams 10/1/67 @ Colts 11/30/80 vs. Pats 10/22/50 vs. Lions 9/5/59 vs. Cards (Seattle) 10/15/67 @ Eagles 12/10/50 vs. Packers 9/27/59 vs. Eagles 11/5/67 vs. Rams 8/15/81 vs. Chargers 10/4/59 vs. Rams 11/12/67 @ [Redskins] 9/13/81 vs. Bears 8/19/51 vs. Redskins 10/18/59 @ Lions 10/4/81 @ Redskins 8/26/51 vs. Bears 10/25/59 vs. Bears 9/22/68 vs. Cards 10/11/81 vs. Cowboys 9/30/51 vs. Browns 11/22/59 @ Colts 9/29/68 vs. Falcons 11/15/81 vs. Browns 10/28/51 vs. Rams 12/5/59 vs. Colts 10/13/68 vs. Colts 11/29/81 vs. Giants 11/4/51 @ Rams 11/3/68 vs. Browns 12/6/81 @ Bengals 12/16/51 vs. Lions 8/21/60 vs. Eagles 11/10/68 @ Bears 12/13/81 vs. Oilers 9/18/60 vs. Cards 11/17/68 vs. Rams 1/3/82 vs. Giants 8/17/52 vs. Redskins 9/25/60 vs. Giants (dam) 12/1/68 vs. Packers 1/10/82 vs. Cowboys 8/24/52 vs. Cards 10/16/60 @ Bears 1/24/82 vs. Bengals (SB) 9/28/52 vs. Lions 10/30/60 vs. Bears 8/10/69 vs. Browns (Seattle) 10/19/52 @ Bears 12/18/60 vs. Colts 8/17/69 vs. Cowboys 11/28/82 vs. Saints 11/9/52 @ Giants 9/7/69 vs. Cards 12/19/82 vs. Falcons 11/16/52 @ Redskins 8/12/61 vs. Giants (Portland) 10/12/69 vs. Rams 11/23/52 @ Rams 8/26/61 vs. Vikings (Portland) 10/26/69 @ Colts 12/4/83 vs. Bucs 11/30/52 vs. Rams??? 9/1/61 @ Rams 11/2/69 vs. Lions 1/8/94 @ Redskins 10/22/61 @ Bears 11/16/69 vs. Colts 8/30/53 vs. Redskins 11/19/61 vs. Bears 12/21/69 vs. Eagles 8/24/84 vs. Seahawks 9/3/53 @ Rams 11/5/61 vs. Lions 9/2/84 @ Lions 10/4/53 vs. Rams 12/3/61 @ Colts 9/27/70 vs. Browns 9/16/84 vs. Saints 10/25/53 vs. Lions 12/16/61 vs. Colts 10/11/70 @ Rams 10/14/84 vs. Steelers 11/8/53 @ Rams 10/25/70 vs. Broncos 11/4/84 vs. Bengals 9/1/62 vs. Dallas (Sacramento) 11/1/70 vs. Packers 1/20/85 vs. Dolphins (SB) 8/29/54 vs. Cards 9/16/62 vs. Bears 11/8/70 @ Bears 10/3/54 @ Rams (2) 9/30/62 vs. Vikings 11/29/70 vs. Rams 8/24/85 vs. Chargers 10/24/54 vs. Lions 10/7/62 @ Colts 12/6/70 vs. Falcons 9/22/85 @ Raiders 10/31/54 vs. Bears 10/14/62 @ Bears 9/29/85 vs. Saints 11/7/54 vs. Rams 10/28/62 vs. Rams 8/28/71 vs. Broncos (Spokane) 10/13/85 vs. Bears 11/20/54 @ Steelers 11/18/62 @ Rams 10/24/71 @ Cards 12/1/85 @ Redskins 12/11/54 vs. Colts 12/9/62 vs. Packers 12/19/71 vs. Lions 12/26/71 vs. Redskins 10/5/86 vs. Colts 8/7/55 vs. Redskins 8/10/63 vs. Vikings (Portland) 11/9/86 vs. Cards 8/28/55 vs. Browns 8/16/63 vs. Cards (Salt Lake City) 10/8/72 @ Rams 12/7/86 vs. Jets 9/4/55 vs. Cards 9/7/63 @ Rams 11/12/72 vs. Colts 9/9/55 @ Rams 9/22/63 vs. Colts 12/4/72 vs. Rams 8/22/87 vs. Cowboys 10/23/55 vs. Bears 10/6/63 @ Lions 12/10/72 vs. Falcons 10/5/87 @ Giants 10/20/63 vs. Bears 12/16/72 vs. Vikings 10/18/87 vs. Cards 8/26/56 vs. Redskins 10/27/63 @ Rams 11/15/87 vs. Saints 9/14/56 @ Rams (covers) 11/3/63 vs. Lions 8/6/73 @ Browns 1/9/88 vs. Vikings 10/7/56 vs. Rams 11/17/63 @ Giants 10/14/73 vs. Vikings 10/21/56 @ Lions 12/1/63 vs. Rams 9/11/88 @ Giants 11/4/56 vs. Lions 12/14/63 vs. Packers 8/12/74 @ Browns 12/11/88 vs. Saints 11/25/56 @ Eagles 10/6/74 vs. Cards 1/1/89 vs. Vikings 12/16/56 vs. Colts 8/15/64 vs. Dallas (Portland) 12/15/74 vs. Saints 1/22/89 vs. Bengals (SB) 8/29/64 vs. Steelers (Omaha) 8/25/57 vs. Redskins 9/5/64 @ Rams 9/21/75 @ Vikings 8/6/89 vs. Rams (Tokyo) 9/1/57 vs. Browns 9/13/64 vs. Lions 9/28/75 vs. Rams 8/19/89 vs. Broncos 9/22/57 vs. Eagles 9/20/64 @ Eagles 10/12/75 vs. Falcons 9/24/89 @ Eagles 9/29/57 vs. Cards 9/27/64 vs. Cards 11/16/75 vs. Bears 11/12/89 vs. Falcons 10/6/57 vs. Rams 11/15/64 vs. Packers 11/27/89 vs. Giants 12/24/89 vs. Bears 12/6/98 @ Panthers 2007 2009 2010 2003 Derrick Brooks 1/6/90 vs. Vikings 12/14/98 vs. Lions 2011 2012 2013 2004 Tom Brady 1/14/90 vs. Rams 2014 2015 2016 2005 Pats 1/28/90 vs. Broncos (SB) 10/3/99 vs. Titans 2017 2018 2019 2006 Ben Roethlisberger 11/29/99 vs. Packers 2007 Peyton Manning 9/16/90 vs. Redskins 49ers Media Guide 2008 Eli Manning 9/23/90 vs. Falcons 10/22/00 @ Panthers 1948 1950- 1952 2009 Santonio Holmes 10/21/90 vs. Steelers 12/10/00 vs. Saints 1953 1954 1955 2010 Drew Brees 10/28/90 vs. Browns 12/17/00 vs. Bears 1957 1959 1960 2011 Helmets 11/25/90 vs. Rams 1961 1962 1963- 2012 Eli Manning 12/3/90 vs. Giants 2001 1964 1965 1966 2013 Joe Flacco 1/12/91 vs. Redskins 1967 1968 1969 2014 Russell Wilson 11/25/02 vs. Eagles 1970- 1971- 1972- 8/3/91 vs. Bears (Berlin) 1973- 1974 1975 Street & Smith’s 8/19/91 vs. Chargers (d) 2003 1976 1977 1978 1943 Steve Juzwik 9/22/91 vs. Rams 1979 1980- 1981- 1945 Generic (18) 10/20/91 vs. Lions 11/14/04 vs. Panthers 1982 1983- 1984 1948 Jack Cloud 10/27/91 @ Eagles 1985 1986 1987 1956 Jim Swink 11/17/91 vs. Cards 9/25/05 vs. Cowboys 1988 1989 1990 1957 Clendon Thomas 12/1/91 vs. Saints 10/30/05 vs. Bucs 1991- 1992 1993- 1960 Rich Mayo 11/20/05 vs. Seahawks 1994- 1995- 1996 1961 Ronnie Bull 8/3/92 vs. Broncos 12/4/05 vs. Cardinals 1997 1998 1999 1962 8/8/92 vs. Raiders (d) 1/6/06 vs. Texans 2000 2001 2002 1963 Plum || Tittle 8/28/92 vs. Seahawks 2003 2004 2005 1964 Katcavage 9/13/92 vs. Bills 11/5/06 vs. Vikings 2006 2007 2008 1965 Unitas 9/20/92 @ Jets + 12/10/06 vs. Packers 2009 2010 ? 1966 Ken Willard 10/18/92 vs. Falcons ? ? 2017 1967 Sayers 11/22/92 @ Rams 12/23/07 vs. Bucs 1968 Snead 11/29/92 vs. Eagles 49ers team photos 1969 John Brodie 12/19/92 vs. Bucs 9/21//08 vs. Lions 1957 (c) Falstaff 1970 Namath 1/9/93 vs. Redskins 10/5/08 vs. Patriots 1968 1971 Brodie/Willard 10/12/08 vs. Eagles 1970 1972 Griese 8/28/93 vs. Chargers 10/26/08 vs. Seahawks 1978 1973 Csonka *Spurrier 9/5/93 @ Steelers 11/10/08 @ Cards (sm) 1979 (c) 1974 Simpson 9/13/93 @ Browns 11/16/08 vs. Rams 1975 Harris 10/24/93 vs. Cards 12/28/08 vs. Redskins NFL Yearbooks 1976 Bradshaw 10/31/93 vs. Rams 1953 1954 1955 1959 1960 1977 Bert Jones 12/5/93 vs.
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