LaRon Landry will visit 49ers on Thursday

The San Francisco 49ers elected to line up as a team along the end zone in a moment of silence against racism and systematic oppression before kickoff of Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals at Levi's Stadium. They did so as "Lift Every Voice and Sing" played throughout the stadium. The Cardinals, however, opted to remain in the locker room before the game. #ItTakesAllOfUs pic.twitter.com/T0BFeiFdH5— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers)

Running back Raheem Mostert was the first to get into the end zone for the San Francisco 49ers. He looked fast as he scampered 76 yards downfield past Arizona Cardinals defenders on his way into the end zone after hauling in a pass from quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo. How fast? Raheem Mostert is gone in a flash for the 76-yard TD! @RMos_8Ball #FTTB📺: #AZvsSF

San Francisco 49ers fans got a scare on Sunday when All-Pro tight end George Kittle appeared to suffer a knee or leg injury late in the second quarter of the team's matchup against the Arizona Cardinals at Levi's Stadium. The good news is that Kittle was back on the field during the 49ers' first offensive drive of the second half. Kittle was hit by Cardinals safety Budda Baker after a high pass by quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo bounced off his hands on the 49ers' final drive of the first half. He was able to walk off on his own, went to the sideline, and had his left leg examined by medical staff. The 49ers star exited for the locker room before his teammates and was accompanied by team doctor Tim McAdams. Kittle signed a massive five-year