Disappointing, underwhelming, and questionable. Those are a few words to use to describe the San Francisco 49ers' offense. It hasn't been anywhere close to what

The 49ers believe in their culture and their plan is to get right by beating the Cowboys and mounting a second-half charge.

And yet Kyle Shanahan treated it like he treats all games: He played not to lose. So the 49ers lost.

The 49ers are reeling. They're 3-4 and half of their offense is injured. If they're going to make a run this season, they're going to need lots of rookies to spearhead it. On Wednesday, head coach Kyle Shanahan was asked about his rookies.

The news around wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk’s season-ending knee injury during the San Francisco 49ers’ 28-18 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs seems to have the 49ers at a new rock

Following the significant losses of players due to injury and illness, including Brandon Aiyuk, San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said he

Brock Purdy is having a down season. His 91.2 quarterback rating ranks 17th, his 9 touchdown passes ranks tied for 11th and his 63.9 completion ranks a

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan and quarterback Brock Purdy had a long locker room discussion after Sunday's loss to the Chiefs

Kyle Shanahan detailed the conversation he had with quarterback Brock Purdy in the 49ers' locker room after San Francisco's 28-18 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.

Kyle did something strange after the 49ers lost 28-18 to the Chiefs on Sunday. After his postgame press conference, he walked straight over to Brock Purdy at his locker and appeared to chew him out quietly for at least five minutes.

Under the bright lights, with the pocket collapsing and the odds shrinking, the Kyle Shanahan-trained quarterback boldly took his shot. For a second or two, it looked like another self-inflicted wound: The high-risk throw over the middle appeared to be intercepted.