49ers injuries

As the 49ers prepare to face the Chicago Bears in a must-win meeting, the list of injuries for both teams to manage is substantial.

After four straight losses, the 49ers are doing some self-evaluation, and at least trying to make adjustments.

In what figures to be a game defined by a battle of the trenches, the 49ers will be without three of their key linemen.

Logically speaking, a bye week should help a team get healthier.

Based on the dour, woe-is-me postgame press conference from Jimmy Garoppolo on Sunday, it sounded like a certainty that he would not play this Sunday.

We have our first 49ers-Seahawks game of the year, and it’s an early one, with both teams nursing a few key injuries.

Coming off their first loss of the season, the 49ers had to face some questions about what went wrong on Sunday night against the Green Bay Packers.

It’s a new season, but the 49ers must be feeling a nauseating bit of deja vu.

This is the last one of these for the year, so while it’s a brutal one, it’s also signals the end of these wretched season for the 49ers.

The 49ers did what they’ve done all year: get hurt, play sloppy football and lose. It was a hard-to-watch, 23-15 defeat.