The San Francisco 49ers entered halftime trailing the Los Angeles Chargers 16-10 at Levi's Stadium. They will have to finish the game without one of their best defenders, Dre Greenlaw. Officials ejected the linebacker late in the second quarter after ruling that he committed a helmet-to-helmet hit on Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert.
Herbert was a runner on the play. He was hit by safety Jimmie Ward, changing his trajectory before impacting with Greenlaw. Greenlaw did not appear to lower his head to target Herbert, but the initial impact with Ward appeared to put Herbert in harm's way.
Herbert was examined after the hit and will continue playing in the second half.
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