49ers-Seahawks Injury Report: Andrew Tiller and Marcus Martin out
Dec 30, 2016 at 3:17 PM
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The San Francisco 49ers are preparing for their finale when they host the Seattle Seahawks at Levi's Stadium on New Year's Day.
The 49ers will be without two offensive linemen.
OG Andrew Tiller and
C Marcus Martin, who have ankle injuries, did not practice yesterday or today and both were listed as out on the team's official injury report.
OT Joe Staley was among those listed as questionable for Sunday's game. The offensive lineman has been battling a hamstring injury that has sidelined him for the last three games.
"If I'm healthy, I'm 100 percent playing," Staley told Nick Wagoner of
ESPN this week. "It just sucks sitting out. I've prided myself on being available to the football team every single week and had a nice little streak going there for a while. So it's kind of a bummer to sit out, especially with a hamstring injury. It feels good now, so I'm ready to go."
Two cornerbacks were also listed as questionable. They are
Rashard Robinson and
Dontae Johnson.
Below are the official injury reports for both the 49ers and the Seahawks as well as the Friday practice participation reports.
San Francisco 49ers Injuries
Out
C Marcus Martin (ankle), G Andrew Tiller (ankle)
Questionable
CB Dontae Johnson (groin), CB Rashard Robinson (hamstring), T Joe Staley (hamstring)
Seattle Seahawks Injuries
Out
RB C.J. Prosise (shoulder)
San Francisco 49ers Friday Practice
Did Not Practice
C Marcus Martin (ankle), G Andrew Tiller (ankle)
Limited Participation
CB Dontae Johnson (groin), T Joe Staley (hamstring)
Full Participation
DT Quinton Dial (elbow), DT Glenn Dorsey (knee, ribs), RB Shaun Draughn (ribs), LB Eli Harold (toe)
Seattle Seahawks Friday Practice
Did Not Practice
DE Michael Bennett (not injury related), RB C.J. Prosise (shoulder), CB Richard Sherman (not injury related)
Full Participation
S Kam Chancellor (ankle), TE Jimmy Graham (not injury related), RB Thomas Rawls (shoulder)
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