Dashon Goldson not expected to leave Tampa without a contract

It was a frustrating day on many fronts for the San Francisco 49ers during their 30-23 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday, and the officiating during the game didn't exactly help. The 49ers were flagged 10 times for 86 yards during the game, with more than one of those penalties coming at a crucial time. There was also one key moment in particular where some observers felt there should have been a penalty on the Seahawks that wasn't called—a play towards the end of regulation when the 49ers were attempting to tie the game with a touchdown while Seahawks cornerback Sidney Jones was getting handsy with wide receiver Trent

The bad news is that the San Francisco 49ers will be without their leading receiver, Deebo Samuel, this weekend against the Seattle Seahawks. The good news is that the receiver isn't dealing with a long-term injury. Head coach Kyle Shanahan told reporters on Monday that Samuel should only miss one to two weeks. Still, Samuel has clearly been the 49ers' most-valuable player this season. On Sunday, he became the first Niners wide receiver to surpass 1,000 receiving yards since Anquan Boldin did so in 2014. Samuel has also been a crucial part of San

On Sunday, the San Francisco 49ers will be without their leading receiver, Deebo Samuel, against the Seattle Seahawks. That is a significant loss for a team that has been surging in recent weeks. The 49ers want to ensure that improvement doesn't slow at Lumen Field this weekend. Samuel has been a significant part of the offense, accounting for 1,209 total yards of offense and 10 total touchdowns. Luckily, the whole team has been playing better in recent weeks. San Francisco has won three straight and four of their last five, improving to 6-5 on the season and getting back into the playoff picture. The offense will miss Samuel, but head coach Kyle Shanahan believes the team can overcome the loss of one player on offense, even one as good as Samuel. "I

On Friday, San Francisco 49ers running back Elijah Mitchell was listed as "questionable" for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings. He has been recovering from surgery to repair a fractured finger and was among the team's four inactive players last weekend against the Jacksonville Jaguars. Mitchell practiced this past week in a blue no-contact jersey, with his right hand wrapped, and was limited. ESPN's Adam Schefter reports that Mitchell is expected to play against the Vikings. 49ers' RB