Nick Mullens: 'I'm Proud of the Stuff I Put on Tape'

Mullens reviewed his preparation for Sunday's matchup at MetLife Stadium and evaluated running backs Jerick McKinnon, Jeff Wilson Jr. and JaMycal Hasty.

Hyder discussed the possibility of taking on a larger role on the 49ers defensive line and his versatility to play where ever he's needed.

Shanahan discussed the decision to start Nick Mullens against the Giants and gave injury updates on Jimmy Garoppolo, George Kittle and other members of the 49ers ruled out on Sunday.

Kittle discussed his injury status and returning to practice, the depth along the 49ers roster to plug into key spots and how Nick Mullens appears "locked in" ahead of his potential start against the Giants.

Sanu discussed the process of relearning Shanahan's playbook, getting a fresh start with the 49ers and his first impressions of the team.

Jordan discussed his journey to the 49ers 53-man roster, preparing for the team's Week 3 matchup against the Giants and his relationship with fellow Oregon Duck Arik Armstead.

Garland discussed Nick Mullens' preparation and work ethic, reviewed his return from an ankle injury and spoke about Trent Williams' speed on the field.

The 49ers defensive coordinator discussed the defense's mindset with Nick Bosa and Solomon Thomas out for the season and previewed the matchup against Daniel Jones and the Giants offense.

Shanahan gave injury updates, evaluated Nick Mullens performance against the Jets and praised Mohamed Sanu's leadership in the 49ers receiving corps.

Warner looked ahead to the team's Week 3 matchup against the New York Giants and emphasized the depth throughout the the 49ers roster.

Williams reviewed Jerick McKinnon's work ethic to come back from injury and said the team will be playing for Nick Bosa and Solomon Thomas on Sunday against the Giants.

Tartt gave scouting reports on Daniel Jones and Golden Tate and reviewed Jordan Reed's performance in Week 2.

Shanahan gave injury updates, discussed the depth across the 49ers roster, shared the team's plan to bring in Ziggy Ansah and reviewed the Week 2 win over the Jets.

Williams reviewed what the 49ers offense needs to clean up heading into Week 3 and broke down Raheem Mostert's 80-yard touchdown run.

Warner shared the team's mindset to win for their injured teammates and discussed the team's resolve to close out a victory without several of the 49ers key players.

The 49ers tight end discussed stepping up with George Kittle out and reviewed his chemistry with Jimmy Garoppolo.

McKinnon shared Kyle Shanahan's message to "respond" in Week 2 after falling to the Cardinals and shared his excitement for Jordan Reed after the tight end's two-touchdown performance.

Armstead spoke about losing Solmon Thomas and Nick Bosa in the first quarter and reviewed the 49ers defensive performance against the Jets.

Shanahan shared injury updates from MetLife Stadium, evaluated Brandon Aiyuk's debut and discussed the team's next man up philosophy.

Mullens discussed his performance in the second half on Sunday's matchup after replacing Jimmy Garoppolo.

Aiyuk reviewed his performance against the Jets, called Jimmy Garoppolo a "warrior" and discussed the veteran leadership Mohamed Sanu brings to the receiving corps.

Ward provided his observations on Ahkello Witherspoon, who is making his first start in place of Richard Sherman, how continuity and familiarity will aid the team's defense amid recent injuries and his memories of playing with Frank Gore.

Juszczyk addressed how the offense will have to step up without George Kittle in Week 2, how Raheem Mostert's play and confidence has progressed over the years and the complexities of facing the Jets run defense.

Kyle Shanahan discussed the decision to keep Kittle off the field for the team's matchup against the Jets, emphasized his confidence in the tight ends without their premiere TE and highlighted how Mohamed Sanu performed in his first practice in San Francisco.

San Francisco's first-round draft pick recapped his first game as a member of the 49ers and his mentality to be his own worst critic.