The 49ers on Saturday elevated two players from their practice squad to be available for the NFC Championship Game. Wide receiver Willie Snead and linebacker Curtis Robinson are eligible to suit up to face the Detroit Lions after the 49ers made the moves on Saturday. Also, the 49ers ruled out defensive tackle Kalia Davis (ankle) for the game, which kicks off at 3:30 p.m. at Levi's Stadium. The 49ers this week opened the practice window for Davis, who was a full participant during practices. Davis remains on injured reserve and will still be eligible to be activated if the 49ers win Sunday and advance to Super Bowl LVIII. Robinson has a chance of being in uniform for Sunday's game with linebacker Oren Burks listed as questionable with a shoulder injury. Burks had a collision in practice on Thursday and was a limited participant in practice on Friday. It is common for the 49ers to reward two players from their practice squad with elevations during the postseason — whether or not there is a plan for the players to be active for the game. Each player on all four teams this weekend will receive $73,000 for advancing to the conference championship games. Snead's odds of being in...
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