C.J. Beathard’s iffy health status could make 49ers’ QB decision easy
Nov 27, 2017 at 5:20 PM
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Kyle Shanahan's quarterback decision might be made for him this week. On Monday, the 49ers' head coach said rookie C.J. Beathard was "pretty banged up" after he sustained a knee contusion and a hip strain in the 24-13 loss to the Seahawks on Sunday that forced Jimmy Garoppolo to make his three-snap 49ers' debut. Shanahan indicated he wasn't sure Beathard would be able to participate in the team's first practice Wednesday in advance of a visit to Chicago on Sunday. Shanahan also said he would announce his starter Wednesday, partly because his first-string QB will need to take all the first-team practice snaps before Sunday's game.
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