Dieter and Hutch

Jake's all-time (semi) prediction of the Ricky Pearsall pick enters the Dieter + Hutch pantheon

The Mini Big Board makes it's debut. It's a big board, but only for the positions that really matter for the 49ers. We're innovators

Jake and Dieter get in the war room and make some interesting calls for the 49ers

What's the best thing that could happen for the 49ers in the 2024 Draft? We discuss

Dieter and Jake haphazardly find a spot at Oracle Park to talk 49ers football. 

Dieter and Jake go into the war room, make some big trades, and live draft all seven rounds for the 49ers. 

Dieter and Jake break down the new kickoff rules, because of course, and then Dieter makes three absurd, downright comical player comps for second-round wide receivers as Jake tells us if Jerry Rice's kid is any good. 

SICKOS! Dieter and Jake are back and break down the latest nonsense with Brandon Aiyuk and the NFL's rule changes. But more importantly, Jake gives us his first mock draft of the spring, and boy is it a doozy. 

Dieter and Jake break down the Niners' latest free agency moves and why it might be smart to go all-in on special teams. Plus, Dieter has a three-round mock draft for y'all

Dieter and Jake give you six combine standouts that should be darkhorses for the 49ers to consider. 

Dieter and Jake dive into the latest on the 49ers' search for a defensive coordinator and break down which positions the Niners need to prioritize this offseason. 

Dieter and Hutch are back to break down everything 49ers ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. • They break down Steve Wilks' firing and why it was the right call for Kyle Shanahan • Why the salary cap isn't an issue for the Niners • Chop Robinson • Darius Robinson • Kool-Aid McKinstry • Kamari Lassiter • Kingsley Suamataia • Troy Fauntanu

Dieter and Jake are back and are trying their damnedest to get to the bottom of why Jimmy Garoppolo is still on this team. 

Jake and Dieter are back, and they wish they weren't as everything has gone to hell and it's beyond the realm of help. 

Jake and Dieter lose it on the latest episode after Jimmy G's egregious performance against the Seahawks.  Is Trey Lance the answer? Is there any meaning in the universe? And also, what the hell is up with Robbie Gould — who could have seen this coming?  All that and more. Maybe. 

Dieter and Jake figure out just how washed Aaron Rodgers is and learn about some new running backs for the 49ers. 

Dieter Kurtenbach and Jake Hutchinson try to make sense of the 49ers' blowout win/near-loss to the Detroit Lions in Week 1 of the NFL season. Is the fanbase's pessimism warranted? 

Dieter and Jake answer listener questions and provide the latest scuttlebutt from Santa Clara.

Dieter and Jake break down the 49ers roster cuts on Spotify Greenroom.  Highlights include:  • Dieter first learning about a guy who made the team • A detailed conversation about waivers (whoo boy) • A fond farewell to Jonas Griffith • Not one, but two questions from our friend Alex

Dieter and Jake are back from the dead and breaking down the 53 and the preseason finale against the hollowed-out shell of the Raiders. 

Dieter and Jake talk all things 49ers after their second preseason game.  Just kidding. They talked about Trey Lance for 95 percent of their Spotify Greenroom show. 

Dieter and Jake break down the 49ers' preseason debut and so, oh so much more. 

Dieter and Jake break down everything they liked and didn't like from Week 1 of 49ers training camp from the Hyundai studios inside the Levi's Stadium parking lot.  Does Trey Lance have a shot at starting Week 1? Is anyone going to push Mo Sanu? Is Trent Williams ever going to be challenged by a Niner defensive lineman? What about any offensive lineman?  All that and more:   

Jake and Dieter have returned from vacation and forgot both the rules of football and the 49ers' roster. Join them as they try to remember both things in real time before the start of training camp. 

Dieter and Jake break down every single damn thing the 49ers did over the three days of the NFL Draft and attempt to understand how so many people (including themselves) fell for the whole Mac Jones thing.