Jerick McKinnon

The 49ers and Denver Broncos squared off for their second consecutive joint practice and after lots of talk about how both teams were told to treat the other like teammates, that talk only went so far.

The 49ers went from being very healthy to not so healthy pretty much in one day.

Jerick McKinnon took the field on Tuesday. It was only his first time doing so in, oh, 11-plus months. The day was understandably meaningful for him, despite the lack of contact.

Last year, the 49ers had six players unable to play at the start of training camp. This year, there will be four on that list. Progress? Maybe.

Few teams were hit harder by backfield injuries last season than the San Francisco 49ers.

If you’re looking to find the deepest position group on the San Francisco 49ers’ roster, a safe bet might be the running backs.

After two unlucky and disappointing campaigns that saw the team finish a combined 10-22, the San Francisco 49ers are about to enter a pivotal year in the John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan regime.

For the second straight offseason, the 49ers have added a dynamic, speedy running back.

Garoppolo’s and McKinnon’s rehabs have gone as smoothly as the 49ers coaching staff has hoped.

The 49ers have addressed their ongoing injury issue plaguing the team by firing their strength and conditioning coach.