Rams get first-round QB Ty Simpson under contract

49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan suffered numerous injuries during a July 14 car accident near his Northern California home and will coach on a limited basis during training camp.

Assistant head coach and offensive line coach Chris Foerster will handle some of the jess coaching duties for Shanahan. Shanahan was taken to a hospital and suffered a broken nose, three broken ribs, a broken hand and required 40 stitches in his face. No one was cited and drugs and alcohol are not believed to have been involved. 49ers veterans reported to camp Saturday and the first practice is Sunday.

Malik Nabers(knee) is not on the PUP list to start training camp. That's a good sign.

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Great news, indeed. We still have quite a few hurdles until we can assume health to start the regular season, but this is the first bit of good news we've had regarding Nabers all offseason. Some trepidation is still warranted for current drafters (i.e., he's not a WR1 based on this news alone), but we can start to picture a world in which he's back to full health at some point in 2026.

Tyreek Hill says he still has "no power" in his recovering left leg, indicating the free agent wide receiver could still be a long way from returning to the NFL. Hill, 32, said that he was told he "might not be able to walk again" after the injury but that he now feels good 10 months removed from a pair of surgeries. He was doing a variety of exercises in the video, including some short running, which he said he wasn't supposed to be doing "but I like to challenge myself a little bit."

Not particularly good news for anyone who was tucking him away cheaply in best ball drafts through the summer. Hill is obviously a fade in any redraft leagues until we get some sort of news about an interested party, but there are some teams out there who could use an 80% Tyreek Hill, potentially later in the season.