The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Divisional playoff matchup at home against the Dallas Cowboys. These players will not suit up for Sunday's game.
The only two players ruled out due to injuries are quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and cornerback Ambry Thomas. Their status has been known since Friday.
Rookie defensive end Drake Jackson has been inactive for four of the last five games. None of those four inactive listings were due to injuries.
On Saturday, the 49ers elevated two players, defensive end Alex Barrett and cornerback Janoris Jenkins, from the practice squad, making them available against the Cowboys. Barrett is inactive, while Jenkins is active.
San Francisco and Dallas kick off from Levi's Stadium at 3:30 p.m. PT.
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