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Top 18 San Francisco 49ers Players of All Time

By YPB Team

Dynasty icons, trench warriors and modern stars all crowd this roster of the franchise's finest, mixing household names with cult favorites. Who tops your list?

Jerry Rice — ranked #11
Jerry Rice
The all-time NFL leader in receptions and touchdowns, widely considered the greatest receiver ever.
1000pts
Ronnie Lott — ranked #22
Ronnie Lott
The ferocious hard-hitting safety and cornerstone of the 1980s Super Bowl defenses.
856pts
Leo Nomellini — ranked #33
Leo Nomellini
The two-way Hall of Fame lineman who never missed a game across 14 seasons.
685pts
Joe Montana — ranked #44
Joe Montana
The four-time Super Bowl-winning quarterback nicknamed 'Joe Cool' who defined the 49ers dynasty.
592pts
Bryant Young — ranked #55
Bryant Young
The beloved defensive tackle and Hall of Famer who spent his entire 14-year career in San Francisco.
513pts
Steve Young — ranked #66
Steve Young
The Hall of Fame left-handed quarterback and MVP who led the 49ers to a Super Bowl title in 1994.
513pts
Roger Craig — ranked #77
Roger Craig
The versatile running back and first player to record 1,000 rushing and receiving yards in a season.
513pts
Terrell Owens — ranked #88
Terrell Owens
The explosive, outspoken receiver who formed a dynamic partnership with Steve Young and Jeff Garcia.
513pts
Nick Bosa — ranked #99
Nick Bosa
The Defensive Player of the Year edge rusher and face of the modern 49ers defense.
513pts
Dwight Clark — ranked #1010
Dwight Clark
The receiver forever remembered for 'The Catch' that sent the 49ers to their first Super Bowl.
420pts
Frank Gore — ranked #1111
Frank Gore
The franchise's all-time leading rusher and one of the most durable backs in NFL history.
420pts
Patrick Willis — ranked #1212
Patrick Willis
The Hall of Fame linebacker who was the heart of the 49ers defense from 2007 to 2014.
420pts
Hugh McElhenny — ranked #1313
Hugh McElhenny
The elusive Hall of Fame halfback and early 49ers star known as 'The King'.
308pts
Charles Haley — ranked #1414
Charles Haley
The dominant pass rusher whose disruptive play helped power the dynasty's edge defense.
308pts
Fred Dean — ranked #1515
Fred Dean
The Hall of Fame pass rusher whose arrival transformed the 49ers defense in the early 1980s.
308pts
Dave Wilcox — ranked #1616
Dave Wilcox
The Hall of Fame linebacker nicknamed 'The Intimidator' for his fearsome run defense.
308pts
George Kittle — ranked #1717
George Kittle
The All-Pro tight end known for his blocking, receiving and relentless energy.
171pts
Jimmy Johnson — ranked #1818
Jimmy Johnson
The Hall of Fame shutdown cornerback who anchored the 49ers secondary for 16 seasons.
171pts
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