34 eras, 1981 to 2024. Each one is a real starting offense waiting in the Gauntlet. How deep does your memory go?
2024The 2024 season6-11
2023A 12-5 loaded roster reached the Super Bowl and lost it in overtime.12-5
2022The 2022 season13-4
2021The 2021 season10-7
2020The 2020 season6-10
2019A 13-3 defense-and-run revival reached the Super Bowl, then let a fourth-quarter lead slip.13-3
2018The 2018 season4-12
2017The 2017 season6-10
2016The 2016 season2-14
2015The 2015 season5-11
2014The 2014 season8-8
2013The 2013 season12-4
2012The 2012 season11-4-1
2011The 2011 season13-3
2010The 2010 season6-10
2009The 2009 season8-8
2008The 2008 season7-9
2007The 2007 season5-11
2006The 2006 season7-9
2005The 2005 season4-12
2004The 2004 season2-14
2003The 2003 season7-9
2002The 2002 season10-6
2001The 2001 season12-4
1998The 1998 season12-4
1997The 1997 season13-3
1994Finally past Dallas, and the first franchise to five Super Bowl titles.13-3
1993The 1993 season10-6
1992The 1992 season14-2
1990The 1990 season14-2
1989The 1989 season14-2
1988The 1988 season10-6
1984A 15-1 wrecking ball. Bill Walsh's West Coast offense won it all with room to spare.15-1
1981The 1981 season13-3