Inactives:
- RB Israel Abanikanda
- QB Brandon Allen
- DE Robert Beal (ankle)
- G Spencer Burford (calf)
- DL Khalil Davis
- LB Dre Greenlaw (calf)
- CB Charvarius Ward (personal)
Quarterback Brandon Allen is inactive for just the second time this season, which means Josh Dobbs will serve as Brock Purdy's backup.
Safety Ji'Ayir Brown (ankle) and right tackle Colton McKivitz (knee) were listed as questionable heading into the game, but both are active. McKivitz's availability could be crucial, given the injury-depleted state of the offensive line.
Over the weekend, the 49ers had already ruled out defensive end Robert Beal, guard Spencer Burford, linebacker Dre Greenlaw, and cornerback Charvarius Ward. As anticipated, they placed left guard Aaron Banks on injured reserve following the MCL injury he sustained in Week 16 against the Miami Dolphins.
Just hours before kickoff, the 49ers made several roster moves. After opening his practice window last week, the team activated linebacker Tatum Bethune (knee) from injured reserve.
Additionally, the 49ers elevated defensive lineman Alex Barrett and offensive lineman Drake Nugent from the practice squad and claimed cornerback Tre Avery off waivers.
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