Patrick Willis suffers groin injury

When the San Francisco 49ers take the field on Sunday night, they will likely be joined by George Kittle for the first time this season. The tight end practiced all week and was cleared to play after not appearing on Friday's injury report. The Broncos had 10 players listed as "questionable" to play. Two of those players—wide receiver Jerry Jeudy and cornerback Patrick Surtain—are expected to be suited up, per ESPN's Adam

Before Wednesday's practice, Jordan Willis was not among the injuries head coach Kyle Shanahan mentioned. The defensive end is dealing with a knee injury, though. It wasn't from the Week 1 loss to the Chicago Bears. Willis was inactive for the game. The 49ers didn't learn about the injury until Monday. Willis will undergo a "clean-up procedure," and the team placed him on its injured reserve list. #49ers DE

The San Francisco 49ers are preparing for their Week 2 contest against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. The 49ers hope to get their All-Pro tight end, George Kittle, back in time for Sunday's game. Kittle suffered a groin strain last week and missed the Week 1 contest against the Chicago Bears. "He's made progress, so hopefully, we'll have better luck this week," head coach Kyle Shanahan said before practice. Offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill continues to miss practices after suffering a setback with his hamstring injury last week. "We were thinking he'd be ready for Week 1, and he had that setback," Shanahan said. "So he'll be later in this week, but I'm not sure yet. [His chances of playing

The San Francisco 49ers are preparing for their Week 2 contest against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California. Tight end George Kittle missed his fifth consecutive practice since suffering a groin strain on September 5, decreasing his chances of playing on Sunday. Offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill also continues to be sidelined as he attempts to return from a hamstring injury. On Wednesday, head coach Kyle Shanahan didn't sound too optimistic about Brunskill's chances of playing against the Seahawks. "We were thinking he'd be ready for Week 1, and he had that setback," Shanahan said. "So he'll be later in