For the first time in four years, the 49ers can begin making vacation plans for the second week in January. The 49ers are not mathematically eliminated from the NFL playoffs, but their 12-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday virtually sealed their fate. But that does not mean San Francisco's final three games of the 2024 NFL season are meaningless. Those games will be taken into account as the 49ers' decision-makers devise their plan for 2025 and beyond. "We're going to find out who wants to be here the next few weeks," 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa said. That was a sentiment coach Kyle Shanahan expressed, too. Despite their 6-8 record, these games are important. It's just that they're important in a different way. "Every time we have on our uniform, we go out on the field, regardless of the situation, I expect us to play a certain way," Shanahan said. "That's the standard of how we do things, and if you can't play to that standard, then make it easy for us and show us that and you won't be a part of it." How the team will look in 2025 and the roster decisions that await are among the questions on the minds of the Faithful in this edition of 49ers overreactions: With the...
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