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Brain Hoyer publically acknowledged that a change at quarterback could be made.

Offenses are changing their schemes to account for 49ers’ defensive tackle DeForest Buckner

Four weeks ago, the 49ers trotted out their starting defensive line exactly as first-year defensive coordinator Robert Saleh envisioned it.

Even with a fluid roster and a new regime from head to toe, the 49ers didn’t expect to be winless through the first four games of the season.

After losing 98 games and finishing dead last in the majors in team .OPS, the San Francisco Giants can ill afford to go through another offseason where they fail to add a top tier everyday player to their lineup.

Frank Gore is the dean of NFL running backs, and it’s not particularly close.

After four consecutive losses to open the season, the 49ers are well aware that the clock is ticking.

For the first time in his 11-year tenure as Giants manager, comments critical of Bruce Bochy bubbled to the surface when two anonymous Giants players were quoted in a story published by the San Francisco Chronicle, saying the skipper has “turned more negative over the past two seasons.”

“The autopsy has been going on for months. I don’t know how much more we can tolerate knowing that the patient got sick and why he got sick, but obviously he didn’t die.”

The Giants dealt with injuries, poor performances, a revolving door of left fielders and so much more during the 2017 season, and at long last, it’s finally over. While the playoffs are set to start on Tuesday, the Giants will obviously not be participating. Instead, they’ll have the chance to sit back and reflect on exactly how this season devolved in such an epic fashion.