Schefter: 49ers the team to watch during final hour before the trade deadline

The San Francisco 49ers are preparing to play the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday. Head coach Kyle Shanahan spoke with reporters after today's practice. Here is everything he had to say. Transcript provided by the San Francisco 49ers Communications staff. Opening Comments: "Alright guys, injuries for the game. [LB] Azeez [Al-Shaair] will be questionable. [S Talanoa] Hufanga will be questionable. [P] Mitch Wishnowsky will be questionable and [LB] Marcell Harris is questionable. That's it. Go ahead." The All-Pro list came out today and T Trent Williams and WR Deebo Samuel made it, DL Nick Bosa did not. What was the reaction among the team and yourself in regards to all three of those

The San Francisco 49ers are preparing to play the Green Bay Packers on Saturday. Head coach Kyle Shanahan spoke with reporters after today's practice. Here is everything he had to say. Transcript provided by the San Francisco 49ers Communications staff. Opening comments: "Alright guys, injuries. [DL] Jordan Willis, will be questionable. [DL] Nick Bosa, questionable and [CB] Ambry Thomas, questionable. Go ahead." How did QB Jimmy Garoppolo look throwing the ball this week? And is he going to be able to wear a glove over the thumb if he wants to or is the tape going to get in the way? "I think he can, if he wants to. I don't think he likes to, but I'm not sure. I haven't asked him

Deebo Samuel has become a very confident player for the San Francisco 49ers. He is willing to do whatever it takes to get the football in his hands and make a play. Samuel is a wide receiver but lines up as a running back too. He led the 49ers with eight rushing touchdowns this season. Samuel had another rushing touchdown during Sunday's 23-17 playoff win against the Dallas Cowboys. That one was impressive, as it involved Samuel improvising on the play and turning back inside to get into the end zone. That wasn't how the play was drawn up, by the way. How did Deebo even find this hole? 😱

"It held up," Jimmy Garoppolo said of his injured right thumb after the San Francisco 49ers' 23-17 playoff victory over the Dallas Cowboys. "Pretty much the same as last week. I mean, it's a day-to-day fight." The torn ligament and chipped bone in Garoppolo's thumb may have contributed to the quarterback's costly fourth-quarter interception. Garoppolo was targeting wide receiver Trent Sherfield, but the football ended up in the hands of Cowboys cornerback Anthony Brown. "I didn't grip it the right way," Garoppolo later told NBC Sports' Peter King. "Not trying to make excuses, but things happen like that. Really not too much more to it than