Kyle Shanahan: Week 16 Win is 'a Credit to Everybody'

Hightower reviewed Mitch Wishnowsky's performance through the first seven weeks of football and previewed the team's Week 8 matchup in Chicago.

Shanahan broke down the team's upcoming matchup against the Chicago Bears and shared injury updates on Deebo Samuel, Trent Williams, Trey Lance and other 49ers players.

Garoppolo spoke about the team's upcoming matchup against the Bears, discussed his role as a veteran in the locker room and evaluated his Week 7 primetime performance.

Warner evaluated the team's mindset heading into their Week 8 matchup in Chicago and discussed "leading by example" in the 49ers locker room.

Garoppolo discussed how the team is going to move forward following their fourth-straight loss and "getting back to the drawing board" in order to turn the season around.

Norman discussed what the team needs to do to limit penalties moving forward and broke down the 49ers defensive performance against Carson Wentz and the Colts offense.

The 49ers linebacker dissected the team's "Sunday Night Football" loss to the Indianapolis Colts and recapped the defense's ability to create turnovers.

Shanahan discussed the offense's struggle to convert on third down, reflected on the team's 2-4 start and shared postgame injury updates.

Samuel said the 49ers need to "lock in" to bounce back from 2-4 start and evaluated the team's offensive performance in Week 7.

Bosa shared the mindset in the locker room after the team's 30-18 loss to the Colts and discussed resetting for Week 8.

Mitchell reflected on the team's 30-18 primetime loss to the Colts and evaluated his 107-yard, one touchdown performance on Sunday night.

Bosa shared a scouting report on the Colts offense, called himself and Arik Armstead the "best edge setters in the game" and talked about the significance of personal handshakes on the defense.

Juszczyk evaluated the 49ers backfield, discussed how rookies Trey Sermon and Elijah Mitchell have contributed in their first season and reflected on his history with Colts linebacker Darius Leonard.

McGlinchey discussed Jimmy Garoppolo's return to the field following a calf injury, using the Bye to reflect on the start of the season and what he's seen from O-Line rookies Jaylon Moore and Aaron Banks.

Moseley spoke about rebounding after the team's Week 6 Bye, getting K'Waun Williams back from a calf injury and recapped his first impression of Josh Norman.

McDaniel discussed the team's desire to get back on the field in Week 7, the progress he's seen from the 49ers offensive rookies and playing the "hot hand" in the backfield.

Ryans spoke about the defense's Week 7 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts and shared what he's seen from first-year 49ers Josh Norman and Samson Ebukam.

Garoppolo reviewed his return from a calf injury suffered the 49ers Week 4 loss to the Seahawks and discussed the offense's goal to execute more efficiently.

Shanahan shared updates on Jimmy Garoppolo, K'Waun Williams, Trey Lance and other 49ers players, reviewed Javon Kinlaw's development in Year 2 and discussed preparing for rain on Sunday.

Warner evaluated what the 49ers need to do to bounce back following the team's Week 6 Bye and reviewed his history defending Colts running back Jonathan Taylor.

The 49ers special teams coordinator spoke about the team's Week 7 primetime matchup against the Colts, Robbie Gould's veteran leadership and monitoring the forecast for Sunday's game.

Williams discussed the mindset of the 49ers coming off of their Week 6 Bye, recapped what he's seen from Jimmy Garoppolo in his return to practice from a calf injury and talked about the challenges of facing DeForest Buckner and the Colts defensive front.

Ward highlighted the mentality of the team returning from the Bye, how the defense has accounted for the loss of DeForest Buckner over the years and discussed the impact Williams has on the success of San Francisco's defense.

Mitchell discussed how his mindset has changed since joining the 49ers back in April and highlighted how Raheem Mostert continues to be a resource for San Francisco's running backs.

Lance evaluated his performance during the team's 17-10 loss to the Cardinals and said he will learn a lot from the tape.