Kyle Shanahan delivers a brutal reality to Mac Jones over his San Francisco 49ers future, as the head coach reiterated that the starter would be Brock Purdy, whenever he returns

After the 49ers beat the Giants 34-24 on Sunday, their head coach Kyle Shanahan said that the turf toe injury that quarterback Brock Purdy is dealing with is unlikely to entirely go away before the end of the season and that the measured approach to his return to practice work is meant to minimize its impact on his play.

The San Francisco 49ers will be getting some players back against the Los Angeles Rams, but their superstar WR remains out

The San Francisco 49ers have started their 2025 campaign with a 4-1 record despite several key injuries, leading many to praise coach Kyle Shanahan.

Kyle Shanahan said last week that there was some hope that Brock Purdy could serve as the backup or emergency quarterback for Sunday's road game against the Giants, but he ultimately remained on the inactive list due to turf toe while Mac Jones started for the fifth straight game.

Kyle Shanahan's San Francisco 49ers will face off against a familiar foe on Sunday when they face the Houston Texans. DeMeco Ryans, a former defensive coordinator for the 49ers, is now the head coach in Houston.

Josh Dubow of the Associated Press also shed light on perhaps the most troubling Jennings stat this season, as 49ers QBs have just a 38.0 passer rating when targeting him, an extremely low rate made even worse by the interceptions that have occurred when Brock Purdy or Mac Jones have targeted him this year.

DeMeco Ryans had instant success as an NFL rookie in Houston. 49ers coaches Kyle Shanahan, Robert Saleh and Johnny Holland got a first-hand look.