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The 49ers' defense looked gassed. NaVorro Bowman admitted that was reality. After San Francisco shut down the Seattle Seahawks' offense in Sunday's 12-9 loss, the 49ers were tasked with returning to Levi's Stadium on a short week of rest and battling with another division foe, the Los Angeles Rams. Following a Sunday in which the 49ers stopped almost everything, Bowman and Co. couldn't stop anything in the team's 41-39 loss to the Rams. Did the short week of rest have an impact on the 49ers' level of fatigue? "I think it had a huge effect on my body, personally," Bowman said. "You know, I have done everything to get my body as close to ready for this game as possible but you know, we signed up for this and the schedule says we have to play these games. There's no way I felt the way I felt the way on Sunday today." San Francisco was without starting linebacker Reuben Foster and starting safety Eric Reid, and along the way o...

49ers Head Coach Kyle Shanahan' press conference The following transcript was provided by the team’s communications department following the San Francisco 49ers' Week 1 loss to the Carolina Panthers. Anything you can tell us on LB Reuben Foster? “It was more optimistic than it looked. Still got to do more tests and stuff. He couldn’t return. Some type of ankle injury. We’re going to have to look more into it. It was definitely better than it seemed out there.” The X-ray came back negative? No fracture or anything? “They thought at first it possibly was a tibia and they came out and told me at half time that was a negative. But, he wasn’t good enough to go back in the game.” How disappointing is this as a first game for you as a head coach? “It was disappointing, but whether it was the first, last, or any one I have the rest of my career, it was disappointing. I don’t think it matters that it was the first. Anytime you lose and lose that way, it’s frustr...

49ers lose to Panthers 23-3 in Shanahan's debut [message] San Jose Mercury News San Francisco 49ers reporter Cam Inman discusses the effect of rookie linebacker Reuben Foster's injury, the self-inflicted wounds on the offense by quarterback Brian Hoyer and the performance of the defense in the 23-3 home loss against the Carolina Panthers. 

Hoyer on week 1: "as dissapointing as it could've been" Brian Hoyer asked if he felt R. Foster leaving due to injury reverberated on to offensive side of ball for #49ers . (via @JDJohnDickinson ) pic.twitter.com/bFLFAc59Lz — 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) September 11, 2017 San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brian Hoyer was sacked five times in 23-3 loss to Carolina Panthers. Photos: San Francisco 49ers quarterback Brian Hoyer sacked five times in 23-3 loss to Carolina Panthers https://t.co/ghaTHajAuW pic.twitter.com/39TkYyRrk5 — Mercury News (@mercnews) September 11, 2017

Linebacker Reuben Foster was carted off in the first quarter with a leg injury. Reuben Foster was injured when his left leg got pinned underneath him as he was tackling Carolina Panthers running back Christian McCaffrey. At the same time, he wass getting blocked by Panthers left tackle Matt Kalil. Reuben Foster was carted off with a leg injury. His return is questionable. #CARvsSF — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) September 10, 2017 #49ers ' Reuben Foster carted off; walks back to sideline [SFGate] https://t.co/CGZGauRGym — Gold Rush (@levisstadium49) September 10, 2017 via GIPHY

Carolina Panthers vs. San Francisco 49ers | Week 1 Game Preview [message] Carolina Panthers vs. San Francisco 49ers | Week 1 Game Preview | NFL Playbook The Playbook crew previews the Carolina Panthers Week 1 matchup with the San Francisco 49ers. Watch Panthers vs. 49ers, Sunday Sept. 10th at 4:25pm EST on FOX. E40 and Jerry Rice are in the house! Bay Areaaaa! @E40 // @JerryRice pic.twitter.com/7RJnwJUWSo — San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) September 10, 2017 [message] What's your prediction for the final score?

San Francisco 49ers reporter Cam Inman discusses the health of safety Jimmie Ward, the potential of rookie slot receiver Trent Taylor and the matchup between linebacker Reuben Foster and former Stanford running back Christian McCaffrey in the game against the Carolina Panthers. Rookie slot receiver Trent Taylor: "Man, I really love this game!" Man I really love this game!! And we're just getting started 💥 pic.twitter.com/gcLGJMrfzs — Trent Taylor (@Trent5Taylor) September 1, 2017