Shanahan won’t shut down Gould-49ers reunion with kicker injuries

SANTA CLARA — The 49ers solved their kicker situation on Day 2 of the NFL Draft with the selection of strong-legged Michigan product Jake Moody. Or so they thought. Now, two weeks before the regular-season opener, the 49ers' kicking game — Life After Robbie Gould — is an absolute mess. Moody and veteran Zane Gonzalez are both injured and might not be available when the 49ers open the season on Sunday, Sept. 10, against the Pittsburgh Steelers. Gould, the most accurate kicker in 49ers history, remains available as a free agent. Gould is certain his career is not over, and he probably is not looking for a temporary job. "I'm sure everyone's a possibility, but that's stuff we haven't discussed, yet," 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said about the possibility of pursuing Gould. Moody, who looked rattled and shaky in the 49ers' first two preseason games, sustained a strain to his right quadriceps this week during practice. Moody, whom the 49ers selected with the No. 99 overall pick in the draft, was not available to kick in the 49ers' preseason finale on Friday night. His status for the beginning of the regular season is uncertain. "That's week-to-week right now," Shanahan said. "We're...