The San Francisco 49ers running back room has not been able to get back to good health. Similar to last year, they might have to go out and acquire a veteran running back before the start of the season. As things stand, Christian McCaffrey is being held out with a minor tightness issue.
The San Francisco 49ers held their 13th full training camp practice on Sunday as they continued preparations for the 2026 NFL season. It was the final practice open to fans and the last practice before Tuesday's joint session with the Los Angeles Chargers in El Segundo, California.
The San Francisco 49ers should begin taking a closer look at their backfield, especially if star running back Christian McCaffrey misses more practices.
After the 49ers first pre-season game, roster holes came into focus. How Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch choose to fill those holes will tell us how serious they are about contending.
Per the transaction wire, the Rams have signed P Jack Bouwmeester. Bouwmeester, 27, is from Australia and attended Michigan State from 2019 to 2021 before transferring to Utah, which he attended until 2024.
The NFL world was shocked when the San Francisco 49ers were able to lure veteran wide receiver Mike Evans away from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the only team he had played for during his first 12 NFL seasons.
SANTA CLARA -- The 49ers just finished Day 13 of training. Here's who stood out. Had his first dominant day of camp with the 49ers. To be fair, he missed about a week with a quad strain.
Quarterback Kurtis Rourke played well in his first NFL action, starting in last week's preseason opener against the Tennessee Titans. His playing time was cut short, however, after he suffered a rib injury in the second quarter.
The San Francisco 49ers got their first preseason game out of the way. It wasn't the prettiest game you'll ever see, but there was plenty we could take away from it regardless.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
There was plenty for the San Francisco 49ers to evaluate in Thursday night's preseason opener against the Tennessee Titans. The 49ers ultimately fell 19-13, but the result wasn't nearly as important as getting some of the team's young players on the field and seeing how they responded to their first taste of NFL action.
The San Francisco 49ers have been busy at practice this week after recently losing their preseason opener at home against the Tennessee Titans. Veteran pass rusher Nick Bosa didn’t play in that game as he is tending to a knee injury that caused him to miss time at training camp recently.
The San Francisco 49ers kicked off their 13th full practice of training camp on Sunday, the final session before traveling to Southern California for a joint practice with the Los Angeles Chargers.
San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Raheem Morris was impressed with rookie cornerback Ephesians Prysock during Thursday night's preseason opener against the Tennessee Titans.
The San Francisco 49ers are fortunate to have most of their starting spots already accounted for. This is a deep roster filled with veteran talent. However, after one preseason game, it's clear that the left guard spot is a major area of concern.
Raheem Morris marks the fifth different defensive coordinator of the Kyle Shanahan era for the San Francisco 49ers. DeMeco Ryans, Steve Wilks, Nick Sorensen and Robert Saleh (across two stints) are the other four defensive coordinators, with Morris making it five different coordinators in as many seasons.
Bringing back Deebo Samuel is a roster move that brings a sense of nostalgia to the San Francisco 49ers. Samuel came back in the middle of training camp to a very team-friendly one-year $7 million deal.
Vea was a first-round pick, No. 12 overall, by the Buccaneers in 2018 and has been a key part of the team's defense ever since, being named to two Pro Bowl teams.
San Francisco 49ers quarterback Kurtis Rourke was taken to the hospital after sustaining a rib injury during Thursday night's preseason opener. The second-year signal-caller experienced difficulty breathing after completing 12 of 14 passes for 101 yards in the 19-13 loss to the visiting Tennessee Titans.
The highest-profile 49er remaining on the team’s active/PUP list, George Kittle continues to make strides as the team readies for its regular-season opener.
As of Aug. 6, Connor Colby was the leader in the 49ers’ left guard competition. He was reportedly “solidly ahead” of main challenger Robert Jones at the time.