David Lombardi is a reporter at San Francisco 49ers. He covers a range of topics within the sports industry, focusing on NFL, competitive sports, and the intersection of sports with cannabis and psychedelics. His work has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times, The Athletic, and Honolulu Star-Advertiser.
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David Lombardi's coverage predominantly focuses on sports, particularly football and the San Francisco 49ers. He frequently covers breaking news in this area, provides expert commentary, and reports on specific events related to the NFL.
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By: David Lombardi
Injuries forced the 49ers into a makeshift offensive line down the stretch against Miami, but their problems up front are deeper than that.
By: David Lombardi
Adversity caught up to the 49ers this season. That much has been obvious for weeks — and continued to be obvious during Monday's 29-17 loss to the Miami Dolphins.
By: David Lombardi
The coach rejects the winds of crisis on the eve of the match against the Nerazzurri: «We have a top-ranking production and we concede little, but you need hunger and nastiness to bring the episodes to your side». The only unavailable player is Luvumbo
By: Tim Kawakami, David Lombardi
Who'll remain with the 49ers in 2025? That's the most relevant question entering the final game of the 2024 calendar year against the Detroit Lions.
By: David Lombardi
It was a night of no punts from either team and unrelenting offensive fireworks from both of them. It ended in even more disappointment for the 49ers, whose dreary season stumbles toward a merciful close.
By: David Lombardi
Brock Purdy's season is likely finished after he suffered a right elbow contusion with nerve inflammation near the end of the 49ers' 40-34 loss to
By: David Lombardi
The Football Federation first announces the tribute in all Superoppa and championship matches, then backtracks. It is only done in Serie A, one must adapt to local customs
By: Tim Kawakami, David Lombardi
At last, the finish line is here. The 49ers' most disappointing season since their 6-10 slog in 2020 is one game from being over.
By: David Lombardi
The 49ers face a long offseason of atonement, with questions especially directed at the defense and special teams — two units that were atrocious across the finish line.
By: David Lombardi
The ten-act nightmare from which the 49ers hope to triumphantly emerge in 2025.
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