The 49ers’ practice Wednesday is a walkthrough as head coach Kyle Shanahan hopes defensive tackle Nick Bosa returns by Thursday, despite his calf injury keeping him out today. San Francisco also brings Naquan Jones back to the practice squad and releases linebacker Eugene Asante. Injured players sitting out include WR Mike Evans (Achilles), CB Upton Stout (shoulder), WR Deebo Samuel (hamstring), LB Luke Gifford (groin), DL Mykel Williams (knee), LB Garret Wallow (hamstring), DB Siran Neal (knee), and S Marques Sigle (ankle). Dre Greenlaw is back in practice, and WR Christian Kirk shows progress and may be activated soon, while Evans remains a game‑time decision.
49ers owner Jed York's suspension is over, but he needs to stay away from the team especially with how well things are going on the field right now.
The 49ers are 6-0 thanks to improved interior pass rush and impactful rookies. Jack Stewart examines two key reasons San Francisco keeps winning in 2026.
ESPN’s Nick Wagoner joins Matt & Kayla to discuss the 49ers’ defense, Mike Evans’ Achilles injury and the case for a receiver trade.
The undefeated 49ers head to Atlanta on Sunday without star receiver Mike Evans, who left Monday’s win over Washington with an Achilles injury. Kyle Shanahan must rely on a makeshift corps—potentially Brandin Cooks, Jordan Watkins, Jacob Cowing and a limited role for Christian Kirk—while Brock Purdy adjusts to tighter spacing and timing. Atlanta’s defense, led by coordinator Jeff Ulbrich, is shifting from a low‑blitz approach (25th in the league at 25.9%) toward more man coverage and occasional blitzes, aiming to pressure Purdy in the pocket. The game will hinge on the 49ers’ ability to execute runs, screens and quick throws until Evans returns after the bye.
The San Francisco 49ers announced they signed DL Naquan Jones to the practice squad and released LB Eugene Asante in a corresponding move. The #49ers have signed Naquan Jones to the practice squad. In corresponding moves, the team released LB Eugene Asante. 📰: https://t.co/LGum6A6Ekd pic.twitter.com/Y8L6Htkhn1 — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) October 21, 2026 Jones, 28, […]
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The 49ers have brought back defensive lineman Naquan Jones to the practice squad after releasing him from the active roster, making another roster move.
Sharp Football Analysis’s Week 7 fantasy worksheet breaks down the 49ers‑Falcons clash. San Francisco holds a -3.5 spread and 27.0 implied total, ranking 5th in third‑down conversion (51.5%) and 3rd in points per game (29.5). Brock Purdy, after a strong first half versus the Rams, fell to a back‑end QB1 (17.4 pts) as injuries limited his weapons; WR Mike Evans is out for the game, leaving Purdy with limited third‑down targets. Atlanta, allowing 17.1 passing points per game, has struggled against quick attacks but remains a decent matchup for Purdy’s fantasy upside.
Keion White has performed well for the 49ers this season, and extending him now would be cost-effective and smart.
49ers face another major injury setback despite their unbeaten start.
Who Should I Drop? Who Should I Keep? Some of the most common Week 7 fantasy football cut candidates include […]
The Falcons may have their top cornerback back for Sunday’s clash with the unbeaten 49ers as A.J. Terrell returns to practice after a Week 2 groin injury, opening his 21‑day IR window. Rookie linebacker Kendal Daniels also practiced following a scary stretcher‑exit injury, hinting at a possible Sunday debut. Meanwhile, LB Divine Deablo remains questionable after an arm injury against the Bears. With Brock Purdy leading San Francisco, Atlanta’s defense hopes Terrell’s comeback will boost their upset chances.
The 49ers' Brock Purdy remains near the top of the NFL MVP race, but Josh Allen is closing in after San Francisco's latest win over the Commanders.
The 49ers are Super Bowl 61 favorites with the Bills and Chiefs close behind, but the NFL Power Rankings by these odds show the Bears climbing while the Seahawks and Rams are in decline.
The 49ers eye a perfect record heading into their bye week after a 23-17 win over Washington, but concerns linger. Defensive line rookies Gracen Halton and Romello Height generate 21 of 25 pressures, with Mykel Williams returning from ACL and veteran Osa Odighizuwa adding sacks, while the front‑seven limits Washington to just 53 rushing yards. Meanwhile kicker Eddy Pineiro’s slump—six misses in six games, including a costly PAT—signals the end of his honeymoon after an impressive rookie season. Offensively, Christian McCaffrey’s usage spikes, especially after Deebo Samuel’s injury, as he handles 47% of second‑half plays. The article previews Week 7 in Atlanta and hints at possible trades to bolster the line.
Brian Baldinger believes the 49ers should load up at the NFL trade deadline, explaining why adding a wide receiver could strengthen their Super Bowl chances.
Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles are in a very precarious situation right now. The team recently lost to the Carolina Panther with a score of 25-14. They have only won twice this season, and have lost four games. Already having a bad start to the season, the franchise will also likely lose Hurts for […]
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The Tennessee Titans have rebuilt their defense under first-year coach Robert Saleh. Jordan Elliott arrived in March after two seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, bringing familiarity with the system. His time in Nashville ended before the season reached its halfway point. Reports have since added details about an October 15 incident at the team […]
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San Francisco 49ers fans want a blockbuster receiver trade before the deadline.
The 49ers survived the Commanders 23-17 after nearly blowing a 23-3 lead. Why the scare is quietly good news before a tricky trip to Atlanta.
Week 6 was quiet for former Hawks, but George Kittle shone as the 49ers beat Washington 23-17, scoring an 11‑yard TD and finishing with 5 catches for 69 yards. Kittle now leads the league with 5 TDs (third overall) and is on track for an All‑Pro season. Rookie kicker Drew Stephens nailed a 51‑yard field goal and both extra points. Aussie punter Tory Taylor’s “banana ball” punts helped Chicago beat Atlanta 31-23, causing a second forced fumble of the year. Meanwhile, Titans safety Amani Hooker recorded 13 tackles and an early interception in a 26-20 win over the Colts.
Who Should I Start? Who Should I Sit? Some of the most common Week 7 fantasy football lineup decisions involve […]
Kyle Shanahan breaks down the 49ers' play‑calling in the closing minutes of their 23-17 win over Washington. After a dominant first half and a 23-3 lead, San Francisco’s offense went three‑and‑out on three straight drives, prompting Shanahan to admit frustration over the pass‑heavy calls, sacks, and penalties that stalled the clock. He praised the defense’s resilience despite injuries to starters like Jalen Graham and Luke Gifford, and noted the loss of veteran Mike Evans limited offensive options. The interview reveals the coach’s mindset during the game’s tense finish.
In the Week 7 Arrowhead Pride NFL Power Rankings, the San Francisco 49ers (1) and Kansas City Chiefs (2) continue to dominate, while the Los Angeles Rams and Philadelphia Eagles tumble nine spots each, marking a dramatic free‑fall for both. The NFC East has lost all its games in the past two weeks, the NFC North boasts all four playoff hopefuls, and the AFC North sees every team above .500. Notable risers include the Cleveland Browns and Houston Texans (+6), while the biggest fallers are the Rams and Eagles (-9). The rankings also highlight emerging stories: Kenneth Walker III’s impact for the Chiefs, AJ Brown’s return for the Patriots, and the volatile form of the Jacksonville Jaguars.
With Mike Evans likely out for the 49ers in Week 7, Brandin Cooks is going to have to play a substantially bigger role.