Kyle Shanahan provided their latest injury updates and a clearer picture of the 49ers’ ramp to Week 1, detailing Dominic Pun’s timeline and the guard rotation as Ben Bart and Connor Kobe take turns. The offense faces depth concerns with Pun’s health and two guard spots in question, while Brock Purdy readies for the opener with a preference for quick, safe throws. A wave of returns—Ronaldo Green, Nick Martin, Isaac Garendo, and Demarcus Robinson—brightens practice but also amplifies the roster juggling ahead of cut day. In the secondary, Chase Lucas and Marcus Seagull are pushing hard, with Equanimeous St. Brown, Ricky Pearsall, and Deebo Samuel shaping a versatile WR corps. Rumors of late‑summer moves (Justin Simmons, among others) loom as the 53‑man roster takes final form, while the D‑line and linebackers finally show depth to match the plan. Week 1 could hinge on a lean, efficient Brock Purdy and discovered playmakers stepping up when the protection remains thin.

San Francisco 49ers' training camp is underway, with notable developments regarding Jawan Jennings and the signing of Equanimeous St. Brown. Jennings has reported to camp while awaiting a potential contract negotiation, amidst speculation about a trade request that has not been officially confirmed. Coach Kyle Shanahan and GM John Lynch remain optimistic about Jennings's participation in practice. St. Brown's addition aims to bolster a thin receiver corps, as the Niners look to enhance their offensive options with his size and speed.

With Brandon Aiyuk currently sidelined, the Niners are keen to leverage St. Brown’s skills, although past performances suggest he has struggled to secure a stable position in the league. His signing is seen as a strategic move to ensure depth at the receiver position, especially with injuries potentially impacting the roster. Fans are eager to see how training camp unfolds and how these dynamics may affect fantasy lineups going forward.