49ers roster cut veteran running back
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The 49ers have reportedly reached an injury settlement with one of their backup running backs, which means he won't be on their roster.
The San Francisco 49ers made a running back trade just weeks before the start of the 2026 NFL season. Here's who was traded.
Setting an NFL roster is never as simple as identifying the best 53 players, and the 49ers face some particularly complicated roster gymnastics ahead of Sunday’s cutdown deadline. With multiple players injured and others eligible for the Physically Unable to Perform list,
The San Francisco 49ers running back group took another step closer to full strength ahead of the upcoming 2026 NFL season.
SANTA CLARA – Christian McCaffrey is “a little sore” and sat out Monday for the first time in 10 practices at 49ers’ training camp. The 49ers aren’t ringing the alarm bell yet, apparently. It will be curious,
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49ers reach injury settlement with veteran running back
According to the NFL transaction report, the San Francisco 49ers have reached an injury settlement with veteran running back Patrick Taylor Jr., removing him from the team's injured reserve list.
It is rare when teams that have a growing list of injuries, like the San Francisco 49ers, simply let go of productive veterans, but that is exactly what the 49ers did on Monday. According to NFL insider Adam Schefter of ESPN,
Star Christian McCaffrey is expected to be ready to play by the time the 49ers kick off the regular season in Australia against the Los Angeles Rams, Sincere McCormick has carved out a role for himself, Jordan James returned to practice and ran with the second string offense after battling a rib injury and now Black is making an impression.
PFF ranks the 49ers' receiving corps, running backs, and secondary among the NFL's 32 teams, revealing where San Francisco's roster stands in 2026.
Frank Gore takes pride in being a first-ballot finalist when this year’s Pro Football Hall of Fame class was announced in February. He didn’t make this summer’s enshrinement class, but he beams when he talks about how another 49ers running
Kyle Shanahan doesn’t like tough decisions, at least not when it comes to the position battles that will determine the 49ers’ roster. To that end, San Francisco’s preseason finale Thursday night
The 49ers placed running back Isaac Guerendo on the reserve/physically unable to perform list, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports.