"Christian, I still think he's got years left on the legs," Kittle said. "He still looks great. You should see the way that he works out, the way that he trains, the way that he takes care of his body in the offseason. He's very dialed in."

It appears the illness that limited San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey won't have any effect on his Week 15 availability. McCaffrey was not on the Friday injury report, an indicator that he's good to go for Sunday's game against the Tennessee Titans at Levi's Stadium.

McCaffrey is on the verge of becoming the only player in NFL history having accumulated a grand in rushing and receiving yardage in two seasons.

Ricky Pearsall deployed a nifty double move to make arguably the 49ers’ biggest catch last game. His third-and-long conversion ignited a scoring drive just before halftime in

The San Francisco 49ers have a bit of a scare to deal with as their star running back was limited in the team's second Week 15 practice.

Nobody in franchise history — not even all-time NFL touchdown leader Jerry Rice with 208 — has averaged more than a touchdown per game in their first 50 games. In Rice’s first 50 games with the 49ers under Bill Walsh, including the playoffs, he scored 41 touchdowns.

McCaffrey was limited at Thursday's practice due to an illness, David Lombardi of SFStandard.com reports.

Trent Williams aims to help his San Francisco 49ers teammate Christian McCaffrey hit another 1,000-1,000 season in 2025.