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The 49ers are still dealing with injuries. Two key starters will remain game-time decisions for Sunday’s game in Chicago.

Kyle Shanahan came up with the idea of getting quarterbacks to the line of scrimmage early so he could help them with audibles.

Aaron Lynch might not get a change to play before he becomes a free agent this off-season.

At one time, the 49ers considered Bears defensive coordinator Vic Fangio as a replacement for Jim Harbaugh three years ago.

After leaving the Player’s Coalition, the group that’s been negotiating with the league in light of the national anthem protests, earlier this week, Reid slammed the NFL’s plans to donate $89 million to social justice causes, saying in an interview with Slate that the league is diverting money from other charitable ventures — including breast cancer awareness and “Salute to Service” — and that the NFL is only willing to donate with the expectation that players will stop protesting.

Stephen Curry was clearly hampered by an injury to his right ring finger in the Warriors’ victory over the Lakers on Wednesday. In addition to shooting three rare airballs, Curry dribbled and shot layups almost exclusively with his left hand after the first quarter of the game.

49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh said he’s done working players at different positions.

Rookie Eric Magnuson wasn’t going to forgo an opportunity to face Michael Bennett, despite tearing ligaments in his foot.

Former 49ers head coach and general manager Bill Walsh is considered one of the greatest talent evaluators in NFL history. Walsh’s team’s won three Super Bowls during his decade long-tenure as head coach, and featured a number of Hall of Famers including quarterback Steve Young.

A report surfaced on Thursday morning that Giancarlo Stanton was concerned about a potential trade to the Giants, based on a perceived lack of depth following the team’s 98 loss season.