Training Camp Central

The 49ers’ offseason is not on short supply of daily injury updates and minor roster shifts.

The 49ers’ first preseason game saw too many early injuries, including one, to offensive lineman Shon Coleman, is likely season-ending.

When Shon Coleman went down on the 49ers’ fourth play from scrimmage, there was little doubt that he had just suffered a severe injury.

Looking back now, Kyle Shanahan might wonder why he started Shon Coleman at all.

The 49ers began Saturday night sitting 28 players with another two players on the physically unable to perform list.

For as long as Jordan Matthews has been playing football, he’s never lived even as far west as Chicago. So why did Matthews finally come West?

The final practice before the 49ers see some real(ish) action against another NFL team started off slow, but quickly kicked into gear in situational drills.

Richard Sherman joined Murph & Mac on KNBR 680 Thursday morning to discuss all things surrounding the 49ers during training camp thus far.

Both Nick Bosa and Jason Verrett have reportedly avoided serious injuries suffered in Wednesday’s practice.

It was clear when you walked down Marie P DeBartolo Way on Wednesday that it was Dwight Clark Day.

The injuries came in bunches today for the 49ers, on a Wednesday in which practice had already started with a shorthanded group.

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.