Week 10 49ers Inactives

The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Week 4 matchup at home against the Seattle Seahawks. These players will not suit up for Sunday's game. Inactives: OL Aaron Banks DL Zach Kerr RB Elijah Mitchell CB Josh Norman CB K'Waun Williams The only roster move the 49ers made on Saturday was activating defensive tackle Maurice Hurst from injured reserve. He is active. The team did not activate running back Kerryon Johnson, or any other player, from the practice squad. With Mitchell ruled out due to a shoulder injury, the team will proceed with Trey Sermon, Jacques

The San Francisco 49ers have released the list of inactive players for their Week 5 matchup on the road against the Arizona Cardinals. These players will not suit up for Sunday's game. Inactives: OL Aaron Banks QB Jimmy Garoppolo WR Jauan Jennings DL Zach Kerr DB Buster Skrine CB Ambry Thomas CB K'Waun Williams On Saturday, the 49ers promoted wide receiver Travis Benjamin from the practice squad to the active roster. The team also activated tight end Tanner Hudson and quarterback Nate Sudfeld from the practice squad. Both will revert back to the practice squad after the

4th Quarter GAME ALERT: The Seahawks defeat the 49ers 28-21 after a slow start to reach 2-2 on the season, moving to 3rd in the NFC West, as the 49ers now drop to 2-2. Freddie Swain recovers the onside kick and essentially guarantees a Seattle victory, as the Seahawks just have to kneel multiple times to win this one. TOUCHDOWN ALERT: Trey Lance finds Deebo Samuel for an eight-yard score and rushes up the middle for the two-point conversion to make the score 28-21. The 49ers need an onside kick to have a chance to tie. On 4th & 10 after an almost-touchdown to George Kittle, Trey Lance maneuvers in the pocket and rushes through the middle for 13 yards to the SEA 8 for another redzone

The San Francisco 49ers found themselves in an unexpected and unwanted special teams conundrum during a 28-21 loss to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday when a pregame groin injury to kicker Robbie Gould left them trying to decide between using punter Mitch Wishnowsky on field goals and extra points or not using a kicker in scoring opportunities at all. 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan told reporters after the game that he gave some consideration to leaving the offense on the field during situations that would normally require a placekicker. But Wishnowsky wound up getting the nod, although his results were mixed enough that head coach Kyle Shanahan kept his options open as the game went along. Wishnowsky connected on his first point after attempt, which came after a