San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan has revealed a brutal injury fear on first-round pick Mykel Williams.

Mykel Williams is feared to have suffered a potential season-ending injury in San Francisco's win over the Giants.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan believes the 49ers may have lost first-round pick Mykel Williams to a torn ACL. He said, “We’re worried it’s an ACL, but you never know until tomorrow.” Shanahan didn’t see the injury.

The 49ers just pulled off a 34-24 win against the Giants, but coach Kyle Shanahan’s got bigger plans. They’re 6-3, and Shanahan’s not hitting the brakes before the trade deadline.

NFL.com says teams are calling on Jauan Jennings, but with Aiyuk still ramping up and Shanahan signaling stability, a 49ers trade is unlikely.

In Sunday's 34-24 win over the New York Giants, Niners first-round pick Mykel Williams left the game with a knee injury the team fears could be a significant ACL injury, according to head coach Kyle Shanahan. Shanahan told reporters the team won't know for sure until after an MRI on Monday.

The injuries, or should we say, multiple injuries, have been a part of the San Francisco 49ers‘ story, especially in their quarterback room. Brock Purdy has been sidelined for what feels like forever.

Late in the fourth quarter, first-round pick defensive end Mykel Williams went down with a right knee injury. Afterwards, coach Kyle Shanahan told reporters that they fear Williams injured his ACL. A torn ACL would sideline Williams for the remainder of the season.