Report: Jed York reportedly suspended six games, fined $500,000

San Francisco 49ers principal owner Jed York has reportedly been suspended for six regular-season games and fined $500,000 for violating the NFL’s Personal Conduct Policy, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Schefter reported the discipline Friday, October 2; the report did not describe the conduct involved or provide additional terms.

The 49ers’ on-field profile

San Francisco enters the 2026–27 season listed at 3-0 in Keel Stats’ team data. The club ranks seventh among 32 teams in offensive EPA and 12th among 32 in defensive EPA, putting both units in the league’s top 12 by those measures.

The offensive ranking indicates that the 49ers have produced the seventh-best EPA profile in the league, while the defensive ranking places them 12th. EPA rankings provide a possession-by-possession results measure rather than a simple record-based view, and San Francisco’s rankings show a stronger position on offense than on defense in the current data.

The 3-0 record and the seventh-ranked offense give the 49ers a strong early statistical standing, while the 12th-ranked defense remains above the league’s middle tier. Schefter’s report concerns York’s six-game suspension and $500,000 fine; it does not state any additional action involving the team’s football operations or players.