49ers’ Deebo Samuel to miss at least two games with shoulder fracture

SANTA CLARA — Wide receiver Deebo Samuel will miss at least two games due to a hairline fracture of his left shoulder, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said Saturday. The 49ers will not have the services of Samuel and left tackle Trent Williams on Monday night against the Minnesota Vikings. The situation is a lot more encouraging for running back Christian McCaffrey, who went through a limited practice Friday before the team went to the airport for their trip to Minneapolis. The 49ers listed Samuel as out after a CT scan revealed the small fracture. Williams is listed as doubtful. He is not expected to be available to face the Vikings. McCaffrey and linebacker Dre Greenlaw are listed as questionable. Greenlaw has a chance to return to the starting lineup after sitting out last week's game with a knee injury. The 49ers did not list him on the team's injury report. Samuel sustained a shoulder injury on the first play of the game last Sunday. He played only nine snaps in the 49ers' 19-17 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Williams sustained an ankle injury. He missed two snaps and played the remainder of the game. Shanahan said Samuel will miss the next two games. Then, the 49ers will evaluate...