Adams and Jennings will play Sunday

The San Francisco 49ers are preparing for their Week 17 contest against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Head coach Kyle Shanahan announced on Friday that linebacker Dre Greenlaw is among the players who are ruled "out" for Sunday. "Greenlaw had a calf strain," Shanahan said. "Complained of some calf tightness after practice yesterday. We got an MRI, saw it was strained, so he couldn't go." San Francisco will also be without rookie defensive tackle Javon Kinlaw, veteran corner K'Waun Williams, and several others. Tackle Trent Williams (elbow) and defensive end Jordan Willis (ankle) were placed

Before this season's first meeting between the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks, veteran cornerback Jason Verrett previewed the matchup between himself and second-year receiver DK Metcalf as one where the "big-boy pads gotta come on." Metcalf ended up finishing the game with 12 catches for 161 yards and two touchdowns as the Seahawks rolled to a 37-27 win. The two teams will face each other again on Sunday, and Verrett is once again ready to put on the "big-boy pads." On

There are times when a winning team running an unnecessary play with the game in hand would be something that falls under the category of poor sportsmanship, but it turns out the Seattle Seahawks had a good reason to do so against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday. The Seahawks had the lead and the ball with 22 seconds to play in their 26-23 win over the 49ers, which is a situation where teams would usually kneel on the ball to run out the clock. But they decided instead to run a short five-yard pass play to wide receiver David Moore, which left some observers confused. After the game, it was revealed the Seahawks ran the play for Moore so he could get a performance bonus of $100,000. Moore's contract stipulates that he gets the bonus for 35 receptions on the