If the 49ers are to have success on offense against the Philadelphia Eagles in the wild-card round, then it will likely come through Christian McCaffrey and George Kittle. That is no secret; everybody knows that duo — and McCaffrey in particular — is the engine of the San Francisco attack.

Linebacker Eric Kendricks steps in, as the replacement for Tatum Bethune. Who was the replacement for Fred Warner. And it was Kendricks who helped dramatically reshape coach Kyle Shanahan’s offensive approach during the 2019 postseason.

San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan reflected on the loss, highlighted his team's fight, and emphasized the challenge ahead as San Francisco prepares for the postseason.

Safe to say, Kyle Shanahan has quietly become one of the most respected coaches in NFL history. Even though injuries hit the San Francisco 49ers early.

The San Francisco 49ers sorely missed two of their offensive stars in Week 18, and their playoff return is still up in the air.

Kyle Shanahan addressed injury updates and linebacker depth as the 49ers turn the page to a Wild Card matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Seattle (14-3) beat the 49ers (12-5) to clinch the NFC West title and the No. 1 overall seed in the playoffs, leaning on a dominant defensive performance that neutralized San Francisco’s stars. The win evened the Macdonald-Shanahan series at 2-2.

Brock Purdy details Kyle Shanahan's head coaching style as San Francisco 49ers prepare for Week 18 match up against the Seattle Seahawks