What It Means:

Shanahan is hopeful that he will get both Coleman and Raheem Mostert (ankle) back after the bye. Coleman hasn't played since Week 8 and Mostert has been out since Week 6. The 49ers just placed JaMycal Hasty on injured reserve with a broken collarbone, so the bye comes at a convenient time. Coleman and Jerick McKinnon will likely operate in change-of-pace roles behind Mostert when all three backs are healthy.

The 49ers have been held under 60 rushing yards in three straight games after gaining over 90 yards and averaging 137.7 in each of the first seven contests. Coleman is averaging the third-fewest rushing yards per attempt (2.4) out of every back with at least 20 carries this season. He also ranks fourth-worst in that group in Rushing Net Expected Points per carry.