Coach Kyle Shanahan confirmed Nick Mullens will remain the 49ers' starting quarterback following a Week 11 bye, David Lombardi of The Athletic reports.

Related players: C.J. Beathard

On the heels of two mostly steady performances from Mullens and the offense, Shanahan will stick with the undrafted quarterback during the team's next game Nov. 25 at Tampa Bay. Accounting from those outings reveals 70-percent passing (43 of 61), 256 yards per game and four touchdowns versus two interceptions from Mullens as San Francisco averaged 28.5 points per contest. At least for the foreseeable future, Mullens will fend off C.J. Beathard for reps under center.

49ers will start Nick Mullens at QB on Monday night against Giants.

Related players: C.J. Beathard

Mullens threw for 262 yards and three TDs with no interceptions, but it was against the Raiders last week. The good news is, Mullens gets the Giants on Monday night, but the G-men are ranked 5th in allowing points to opposing QBs. Mullens may have some value for those in deeper leagues or in two-QB leagues.

San Francisco’s starting quarterback tonight against the Oakland Raiders will be Nick Mullens, per source. C.J. Beathard will serve as his backup, but with his wrist injury affecting his grip on the football, Mullens will make his first NFL start and throw his first NFL pass.

We didn't anticipate Beathard would start, so this news doesn't impact our rankings of the 49ers other offensive options. Matt Breida keeps his RB2/3 status, Marquise Goodwin checks in as a WR4, and George Kittle stays in TE1 territory.

49ers Kyle Shanahan on C.J. Beathard: His wrist hurts, struggling today to hold the ball, we'll see how he is tomorrow.

Related players: Nick Mullens, Tom Savage

The tweet went on to say Beathard would be good if playing on Sunday. It's going to be a test for Thursday and the short week and the team probably won't know until then. Mullens and Savage are next up on the depth chart.