San Francisco 49ers

Emmanuel Sanders says he is open to re-signing with the 49ers this off-season. (Source: Nick Wagoner on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: "At the end of the day, I enjoyed this season. I love the Niners organization, so we’re going to see what’s to happen" were Sanders' exact words. San Francisco doesn't have a lot of receiver depth so bringing back the veteran wideout would seem to be in their interest as well.

Raheem Mostert rushed 12 times for 58 yards and a touchdown in the Niners' 31-20 Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs, adding a two-yard reception.

Fantasy Impact: The 27-year-old journeyman seemingly came out of nowhere to lead the 49ers' dominant rushing attack by the end of the year. The highpoint was his 220-yard, four-TD performance in the NFC Championship game versus the Packers. He also had a lot of success late in the regular season. San Francisco will continue to rotate their running backs next season but we certainly expect Mostert to remain fantasy relevant in 2020.

Tevin Coleman rushed five times for 28 yards and also caught a three-yard pass in Super Bowl 54.

Fantasy Impact: Coleman was able to play despite suffering a nasty looking shoulder injury in the NFC Championship game two weeks ago. However, he split carries with Raheem Mostert and the Niners' rushing attack never fully took over the way it had at times this season. Coleman's contract isn't guaranteed for 2020 so it'll be interesting to see how his off-season plays out.

Jimmy Garoppolo completed 20-of-31 passes for 219 yards, one touchdown, and two interceptions as the 49ers fell to the Chiefs in Super Bowl 54.

Fantasy Impact: The 49ers had a 20-10 lead before allowing 21 unanswered points to lose the game. Garoppolo wasn't asked to do much until San Francisco was trailing in the fourth quarter and he wasn't able to deliver. The 28-year-old showed plenty of flashes this season, particularly his comeback win over the Saints late in the regular season. With the 49ers' run game likely due for some natural regression it'll be on Garoppolo to take another step forward in 2020.

George Kittle caught 4-of-7 passes for 36 yards in the 49ers' 31-20 Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs.

Fantasy Impact: Kittle had a quiet post-season, totaling just eight catches across three games. During the regular season he played in 14 contests, hauling in 85 receptions for 1,053 yards and five touchdowns. The 26-year-old has reportedly dealt with a torn labrum in his shoulder for two years now so it would make sense if he gets that taken care of this off-season. Additionally, expect to hear news of the 49ers trying to extend their star tight end. His contract is up after 2020.

Deebo Samuel caught five passes for 39 yards and rushed three times for 53 yards in the 49ers' Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs.

Fantasy Impact: Samuel was very involved in the Niners' biggest game of the year, once again being fed a healthy amount of end-around rushes. As a receiver, Samuel caught 57 passes for 802 yards and three touchdowns during the regular season. There's certainly room for growth and we expect the 36th overall pick from last year's draft to receive plenty of hype this summer.

Kendrick Bourne caught two passes for 42 yards in the Niners' Super Bowl loss to the Chiefs on Sunday.

Fantasy Impact: Bourne was a useful depth receiver at times this year, totaling 30 receptions for 358 yards and five touchdowns in the regular season. He'll be a restricted free agent this off-season.

San Francisco 49ers star defensive end Dee Ford is officially inactive for Sunday Night Football against the Seattle Seahawks. (Source: Nick Wagoner on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Dee Ford's absence represents an upgrade to Marshawn Lynch and Travis Homer upside for this contest. Lynch and Homer are expected to split carries, with Homer and Robert Turbin functioning as the receiving backs. The 49ers defensive front is still strong without Ford, but his absence has been noticeable in recent weeks. Russell Wilson also gets an small upgrade with Ford out, as he should see an increase in time to throw before being pressured.

The San Francisco 49ers D/ST converted a pick-six in the team's 34-31 Week 16 win over the Rams on Saturday.

Fantasy Impact: The Niners were able to take advantage of a big mistake by Jared Goff. Fantasy owners should feel fortunate as the defense didn't register any sacks or any other turnovers in this one. San Francisco's defense has been slipping over the past month. They face the Seahawks in Week 17.

Robbie Gould made both of his field goal attempts and all four of his PATs in the 49ers' 34-31 Week 16 win over the Rams.

Fantasy Impact: Game winning field goals are becoming the norm for Gould as the Niners now stand at 12-3. Fantasy players can certainly keep using him in Week 17 against Seattle.

Dre Greenlaw racked up 13 tackles (nine solo) during Saturday’s 34-31 win over the Rams.

Fantasy Impact: The rookie LB has put up 60 tackles since Week 10 when his role increased with Kwon Alexander (pectoral) going out on IR. He should be owned and started in deeper IDP leagues as a high-end LB2.

Fred Warner finished Saturday’s 34-31 win with 11 tackles (eight solo), and an interception that was taken to the house.

Fantasy Impact: Warner leads all 49ers in tackles with 115 through Week 16. The San Francisco LB should be owned in all dynasty leagues and started as a solid LB1.

Richard Sherman (hamstring) will practice in full for the 49ers' Week 16 game against the Rams. (Source: Matt Barrows on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: He wound up missing just one game with a hamstring injury. His return will definitely boost San Francisco's defense.

49ers coach Kyle Shannahan says Kwon Alexander (injured reserve, pectoral) has an "outside chance" to return in the post-season. (Source: Matt Barrows on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Shannahan added that this is a "long shot", however. San Francisco's defense hasn't been as dominant the past couple of weeks as they had been earlier this season. Alexander's return would give them a boost but it seems unlikely to happen this season.

Matt Breida rushed four times for 11 yards and caught two passes for six yards in thr 49ers' 29-22 Week 15 loss to Atlanta.

Fantasy Impact: Breida fumbled twice in this one and lost one to the opposing defense. Raheem Mostert has taken control of this backfield and is the only 49er running back worth starting in Week 16.

The 49ers placed Marquise Goodwin (knee) on season-ending injured reserve. (Source: Field Yates on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Goodwin finishes his 2019 season with just 12 catches in nine games. He looked like a breakout player just a couple of years ago but has struggled with injuries and consistency. It wouldn't be surprising if San Francisco moved on this off-season.

San Francisco 49ers running back Jeff Wilson has been ruled inactive for Week 14's contests against the New Orleans Saints. (Source: Matt Maiocco on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: With Matt Breida back in the lineup, Jeff Wilson has been deemed surplus to requirements. Raheem Mostert looked to have taken over number one duties against the Ravens, and looks to have the highest upside against the Saints. Of course, his usage in the rain soaked affair could have been purely game plan and weather based. This is a backfield to avoid in season long due to the uncertainty of the workload split.

49ers wide receiver Dante Pettis is officially inactive for the team's Week 14 matchup against the Saints in New Orleans due to a knee injury. (Source: NFL.com)

Fantasy Impact: Pettis hasn't produced much for the 49ers or fantasy owners this season, and he is owned in less than 10% of leagues.

Chase McLaughlin converted all three of his field goals and 4-of-4 extra points in Week 12.

Fantasy Impact: He was once again filling in for Robbie Gould. McLaughlin will be fantasy relevant for as long as he holds this job.

San Francisco 49ers rookie wide receiver/running back Jalen Hurd is not expected to make his NFL debut this season, after experiencing setbacks with the stress fracture in his back. (Source: Nick Wagoner on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jalen Hurd would have been a tremendous addition to the 49ers beleaguered wide receiver corps. His ability to play both running back and wide receiver at a high level would have made him an exciting player to watch in Kyle Shanahan's offense. With Dante Pettis potentially on his way out of the Bay area, and Emmanuel Sanders a free agent, Hurd will look to lock up one of the top three receiver roles in 2020.