Dre Greenlaw has been through a lot just to get to the NFL. It's why the 49ers linebacker isn't deterred by another round of injuries.

On Sunday vs. Dolphins, 49ers' linebacker Dre Greenlaw made his second start of the season. Four snaps later, he removed himself from the game

The 49ers officially ended linebacker Dre Greenlaw’s season on Tuesday. Greenlaw went on injured reserve with the calf injury he suffered in Week 16. Greenlaw did not play on Monday night and head coach Kyle Shanahan said that he would not be playing again this season.

The San Francisco 49ers have announced that linebacker Dre Greenlaw has been placed on injured reserve. In a corresponding move, the team has added

One of the lone bright spots in an otherwise terrible 2024 season for the San Francisco 49ers has turned grim the day after Christmas. Ahead of Thursday's practice, Head coach Kyle Shanahan announced the team is shutting down linebacker Dre Greenlaw for the final two weeks of the regular season.

San Francisco linebacker Dre Greenlaw has officially been ruled out of Sunday’s contest at the Miami Dolphins.

After the loss to the Dolphins on Sunday, Fred Warner said the 49ers need to protect Dre Greenlaw from himself. That's because he injured his calf on the fourth

Football against the Detroit Lions, the San Francisco 49ers, specifically their defense, received a slew of unfortunate injury updates, per Adam Schefter on X. “49ers inactives tonight: QB Brandon Allen,

Greenlaw wasn't the only injury of note for the 49ers on Sunday. Guard Aaron Banks left with a right knee injury in the second half and was quickly ruled out. Shanahan said it was "most likely" an MCL injury for Banks, who is also set to be an unrestricted free agent after the season.