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The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Week 4 matchup at home against the Arizona Cardinals. These players will not suit up for the game.
On Friday, the 49ers listed four players, LB Dre Greenlaw (ankle), WR Deebo Samuel (ribs, knee), LB Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles (ankle), and RB Elijah Mitchell (heel), as questionable, and WR Jauan Jennings (shin) as doubtful. Greenlaw, Samuel, and Flannigan-Fowles are active.
Samuel came into the week with two injuries, but the knee was the bigger concern, causing him to miss a majority of the week's practices, with Friday being his lone appearance in limited fashion.
Flannigan-Fowles and Greenlaw were both limited on Thursday and Friday with their respective injuries, but all three players will suit up against the Cardinals.
In addition, the 49ers are elevating two players from the practice squad for Sunday's game: wide receiver Willie Snead and cornerback Kendall Sheffield.
The 49ers were expected to call up at least one receiver in the wake of Jennings's injury, while they've regularly seen another cornerback active on game days after placing reserve Samuel Womack on injured reserve ahead of last week's game.
In other news, Elijah Mitchell's injury means that running back Tyrion Davis-Price will make his season debut on Sunday, joining Christian McCaffrey and Jordan Mason as the team's active running backs.
Quarterback Brandon Allen will serve as the "emergency" quarterback, hence why he's listed as an inactive for the game, but will still suit up.
49ers' Jauan Jennings criticizes Seahawks defenders for missed tackles on key play
By David Bonilla
Nov 24
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Jauan Jennings only had one catch for seven yards on Thanksgiving night against the Seattle Seahawks, but it was a big one. Jennings is known for his uncanny ability to make things happen on third downs, and that's precisely what happened on that one play.
On a crucial 3rd-and-7 from Seattle's 25-yard line, Jennings received a pass from quarterback Brock Purdy. Initially appearing to be stopped short of the first-down marker, the receiver fought for the needed yards, causing some missed tackles and dragging rookie cornerback Devon Witherspoon along with him.
Mike Tirico: "Purdy's throw
Spencer Burford among 49ers' 7 inactives vs. Seahawks
By David Bonilla
Nov 23
The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Week 12 matchup on the road against the Seattle Seahawks. These seven players will not suit up for the game.
Inactives:
QB Brandon Allen
OL Ben Bartch
OL Spencer Burford (knee)
RB Tyrion Davis-Price
DL Kalia Davis
LB Jalen Graham
TE Brayden Willis
On Wednesday, the 49ers listed two players, guards Aaron Banks (toe) and Spencer Burford (knee), as "questionable." Banks is active while Burford is inactive.
Aaron Banks missed the past two games after suffering a turf toe injury on October 30 against the Cincinnati Bengals. He is set to return to the starting lineup.
Shortly before the
Aaron Banks among 49ers' 6 inactives vs. Buccaneers
By David Bonilla
Nov 19
The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Week 11 matchup at home against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. These six players will not suit up for the game.
Inactives:
QB Brandon Allen
OL Aaron Banks (toe)
RB Tyrion Davis-Price
DL Kalia Davis
LB Jalen Graham
TE Brayden Willis
On Friday, the 49ers ruled out guard Aaron Banks against the Buccaneers. He is still recovering from the turf toe injury that kept him out of last weekend's game against the Jacksonville Jaguars. However, head coach Kyle Shanahan mentioned that the guard might be able to return on Thanksgiving night when the 49ers play the Seattle Seahawks.
The 49ers activated rookie cornerback
Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk weigh in on 49ers-Eagles showdown
By David Bonilla
16 hrs
The eagerly awaited Week 13 clash between the San Francisco 49ers and the Philadelphia Eagles is on the horizon. Following a Thanksgiving roasting of the Seattle Seahawks, the 49ers returned to the field on Monday for a bonus practice, gearing up for the NFC Championship Game rematch.
Wide receivers Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk addressed reporters after practice, downplaying the emotional significance of Sunday's showdown between NFC powerhouses. Both players, vocal about their disappointment after last season's devastating defeat, had previously suggested that the better team failed to come out on top.
Regarding the upcoming rematch, Samuel told reporters,
