Kyle Shanahan revealed San Francisco isn't "specifically" targeting a veteran wide receiver before the NFL's Nov. 5 trade deadline.

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

During their ugly loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in a Super Bowl rematch on Sunday, one of the bright spots for the San Francisco 49ers was the play of rookie safety Malik Mustapha. The rookie out of Wake Forest led the 49ers in tackles with 12.

As the November 5 NFL trade deadline approaches, many expect the San Francisco 49ers to be active. The team has been hit hard by injuries this

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

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.

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

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

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

Finally, it appears that the 49ers have some received some good news from an injury standpoint. On Monday, a day after his team's 28-18 loss to the Chiefs, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan provided a possible return date for star running back Christian McCaffrey, who has yet to play this year as he deals with Achilles tendinitis in both legs.

The San Francisco 49ers need a new leading wide receiver with Brandon Aiyuk out for the year. The reigning NFC champs already have had to limit Deebo Samuel in the Sunday loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.