The good news is that, for the second game in a row, San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan didn't have any in-game injuries to report during his post-game press conference. Defensive end Charles Omenihu and safety Tashaun Gipson briefly left the game in the third quarter but returned.
The bad news is that Shanahan did have one new injury to report. Rookie wide receiver Danny Gray rolled his ankle during pregame warmups. The team will likely examine Gray further on Monday and provide an update once more is known.
The 49ers beat the Chargers 22-16, improving their record to 5-4. Next, they will begin preparing for their international matchup against the Arizona Cardinals in Mexico City.
49ers' George Kittle is PFF's top TE — but can he return to form?
By David Bonilla
Feb 20
When it comes to elite NFL tight ends, George Kittle of the San Francisco 49ers still sets the standard.
According to Pro Football Focus (PFF), Kittle was the highest-graded tight end in 2025, earning a stellar 90.7 offensive grade. Even in an injury-shortened campaign, the...
Will this 49ers running back escape Kyle Shanahan's doghouse?
By David Bonilla
Feb 19
Isaac Guerendo flashed intriguing upside during his rookie season in 2024. The San Francisco 49ers running back totaled 420 rushing yards and four touchdowns on 84 carries, averaging an impressive 5.0 yards per attempt. His explosiveness stood out, highlighted by nine runs of...
49ers officially announce 2026 NFL Mexico City game at Estadio Banorte
By Site Staff
Feb 18
The San Francisco 49ers have officially announced they will play a regular-season game in Mexico City during the 2026 NFL season, continuing the league's international expansion efforts.
News of the 49ers serving as the designated home team for the international matchup was...
Barnwell proposes Mac Jones trade the 49ers might not be able to refuse
By David Bonilla
Feb 16
The San Francisco 49ers have consistently maintained that Mac Jones remains part of their plans for the 2026 NFL season. The veteran quarterback signed a two-year deal last offseason, keeping him under contract through 2026 and out of free agency until 2027.
That means any...
