Christian McCaffrey for the Niners and Bijan Robinson for the Falcons have become weekly highlights in themselves. But the real story might be who can hold up better in the trenches, especially with the 49ers’ injury concerns and Fred Warner sidelined.

The 49ers have an identity crisis. They don't know if they're good or bad. And they don't know who's in and who's out.

The San Francisco 49ers entered 2025 battling the same demon that haunted them last season, injuries. A year after the injury bug derailed their campaign, the Niners have somehow managed to grind through the setbacks and sit at 4-2 after six games.

The San Francisco 49ers drew attention for their interest in former Detroit Lions linebacker Jalen Reeves-Maybin.

When the 49ers hired Robert Saleh to be their defensive coordinator this offseason, they knew they probably wouldn't have him for long.

The 49ers are starting backup quarterback Mac Jones, who will be making his fifth appearance in seven games in place of Brock Purdy. The Niners are getting somewhat healthier with the return of star tight end George Kittle,

Tight end George Kittle, out since Week 1 with a hamstring tear, returned to the 53-man roster after missing five games while on injured reserve. Linebacker Fred Warner was placed on injured reserve, where he’ll stay the rest of the season barring an extremely unlikely comeback should the 49ers go deep into the postseason.

Temple won its first conference road game in nearly four years Saturday, breaking open a tight game early to rout Charlotte.