Colin Kaepernick has 225 first half passing yards

Neither tight end George Kittle nor offensive lineman Daniel Brunskill practiced on Thursday. That's not a good sign regarding their potential availability for Sunday's pivotal Week 2 matchup between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks. Kittle has not practiced since suffering a groin strain on September 5. Brunskill suffered a hamstring injury during the 49ers' exhibition opener and hasn't practiced since. Neither suited up this past weekend against the Chicago Bears. "Neither of them were able to [practice] today," Shanahan said Thursday on KNBR. "I'm holding out more hope for George. We haven't ruled Brunskill out yet, I don't believe, but I'd be shocked if Brunskill made it. George still has a chance." The 49ers are coming off a

The San Francisco 49ers' All-Pro tight end, George Kittle, practiced for the second consecutive day. He appears on track to make his 2022 season debut on Sunday against the Denver Broncos after sustaining a groin injury on September 5. "Well, George, he's had two good practices, so that's a great thing," general manager John Lynch told KNBR's Tom Tolbert and Adam Copeland. "George, he's got a lot of really special qualities. Number one, he's really good at what he does, and he's a very versatile player in that he's very good in the run game [and] he's very good in the pass game. "But there is another quality that George brings to this team. He kind of lifts us. He lifts everybody around here because he's a character. But it's real; it's genuine. And he just lifts

San Francisco 49ers rookie defensive end Drake Jackson recorded his first NFL sack. It came against Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson. That's not bad for your first QB takedown. You can watch Jackson's sack of Wilson below. Drake Jackson gets his first NFL sack 👏 pic.twitter.com/G9wUVSfGGF— 49ers on NBCS (@NBCS49ers) September 26,

The San Francisco 49ers suffered another head-scratching loss, this time on Sunday Night Football to the Denver Broncos in an 11-10 defeat where the defensive brilliance could not overcome the offensive woes for the former. Here are the offensive grades for the 49ers in Week 3: Quarterbacks: D Jimmy Garoppolo had a porous performance and was undeniably the primary reason the San Francisco 49ers lost on Sunday. Garoppolo proved that, despite his bold words of desiring freedom this week, he was the same quarterback that he's been since he began his