The 49ers probably won't change much about their team in the upcoming months. It seems they've decided that they're 6-10 simply because of injuries and an abbreviated offseason following a heartbreaking Super Bowl collapse.

The San Francisco 49ers had ambitions of going one better than their agonizing defeat in the Super Bowl last season in the 2024 campaign. They certainly did not have any plans on this season ending this weekend.

For the first time in years, San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan will be able to guide his team through a full offseason. On Friday morning, general manager John Lynch shared his observations about Shanahan's enthusiasm for this earlier-than-normal chance to regroup.

Oddsmakers project the San Francisco 49ers (6-10) to put up a fight in their attempt to break their three-game losing streak, as they are just 4.5-point underdogs in a matchup with the Arizona

Brock Purdy may have cost himself some serious money this season. He wasn't bad, but he wasn't good, either. He was remarkably mediocre. And when the game was on the line in the second half, he was a liability.

GM John Lynch sheds light on Brock Purdy's injury status, providing an update on his recovery as the team prepares for a critical offseason.