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Jennifer Lee Chan breaks down PFF's grades for San Francisco's offense and defense in the 32-29 win over Seattle. Brock Purdy was under pressure on 16 of his 34 dropbacks, with the Seahawks blitzing seven times.
Bill Simmons put Brock Purdy at the top of his list on his podcast, calling him the clear MVP and one of the quarterbacks he trusts most, praise that lands while Purdy leads the league with 13 touchdown passes through five weeks and has San Francisco at 5-0 despite a rotating cast of injured receivers.
ESPN insider Adam Schefter said on Get Up that members of the Seattle Seahawks organization privately called the undefeated 49ers the NFL's best team, a rare compliment from San Francisco's fiercest rival.
Fred Warner punched the ball out from Seahawks running back Emanuel Wilson in the second quarter of the 49ers 32-29 win in Seattle, a play that left Wilson needing a new practice plan for ball security.
Kyle Shanahan said Deebo Samuel will miss some time and multiple games with a hamstring injury, forcing the 49ers to dig into their receiver depth after Samuel's strong start to the season.
Fred Warner explains what left him mad at himself in the wake of Dre Greenlaw's second-quarter ejection during the 49ers' 32-29 win in Seattle, and what he wishes he had done differently.
49ers News: Victory Monday in Santa Clara. Mike Evans went full fighter jet in Sunday's Week 5 thriller over Seattle, the win that kept San Francisco undefeated, and Niners Nation is basking in it. The roundup leans on Brock Purdy admitting he's had to reprogram himself to throw Evans' way even through double coverage, Christian McCaffrey calling him unbelievable at the podium, and Fred Warner marveling from the sideline, plus the viral trash-talk exchange with Seahawks corner Trevon Diggs. And as the title says: go Bills.
Kyle Shanahan had no immediate word on Deebo Samuel's hamstring injury after the 49ers' 32-29 win in Seattle. Samuel went down hard late in the third quarter, fumbled, and was quickly ruled out, leaving an already thin receiving corps even thinner with Ricky Pearsall already on season-ending IR. Shanahan said he will likely have more of an update on Monday.
NFL.com's Gregg Rosenthal, Jourdan Rodrigue and Nick Shook break down the 49ers' 32-29 Week 5 win over the Seahawks, the wild Sunday finish in Seattle that kept San Francisco perfect at 5-0.
Jennifer Lee Chan went live late from Seattle after the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks, with Cam Inman stopping by for a few minutes to trade takeaways on the wild Week 5 finish.
For the third time in the Kyle Shanahan era, the 49ers are 5-0 after a Week 5 brawl against the Seahawks. San Francisco dug deep to overcome miscues and injuries in a 32-29 win that made a statement around the league.
Grant Cohn gives his instant reaction to the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks in Seattle.
The San Francisco 49ers are 5-0 after a massive 32-29 victory over the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field! Brock Purdy and Mike Evans delivered a clutch fourth-quarter comeback, while the 49ers defense stepped up without Nick Bosa, generating relentless pressure and forcing four turnovers.
Jennifer Lee Chan’s instant reaction to the 49ers’ 32-29 win in Seattle, with plenty of takeaways from the game and Cam Inman joining for a few minutes.
Brock Purdy, Renardo Green, Fred Warner, Christian McCaffrey and Mike Evans talk about finishing strong in the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks in Seattle.
Kyle Shanahan, Mike Evans, Brock Purdy and more 49ers players speak to reporters after San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.…
Brad Graham reacts to the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks, the wild Week 5 finish in Seattle that moved San Francisco to 5-0.
Grant Cohn grades the San Francisco 49ers following their 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks.
The Coach’s Huddle reacts to the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks, the wild finish in Seattle that moved San Francisco to 5-0.
The San Francisco 49ers came out for revenge today, defeating their division rivals, the Seattle Seahawks, 32-29 at Lumen Field and maintaining their undefeated record. While the score doesn't reflect it, this was a defensive struggle, as neither offense could move the ball consistently.
TheSFNiners reacts to what Fred Warner and Renardo Green had to say after the 49ers’ 32-29 win in Seattle.
#49ers #nfl San Francisco 49ers DL Gracen Halton joined digital editor Brooke Evans following the Week 5 win vs. Halton described his forced fumble, recovery, and defensive touchdown that gave the 49ers a big swing in the divisional road victory.
49ers left tackle Trent Williams speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lumen Field.…
49ers safety Malik Mustapha speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lumen Field.…
49ers linebacker Fred Warner speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lumen Field.…
49ers wide receiver Mike Evans speaks to reporters after San Francisco’s 32-29 win against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lumen Field.…
49ers cornerback Renardo Green speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle.
49ers defensive end Keion White speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle.
49ers quarterback Brock Purdy speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle.
TheSFNiners reacts to postgame comments from Mike Evans and Christian McCaffrey after the 49ers’ 32-29 win in Seattle.
49ers defensive lineman Gracen Halton speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle.
49ers running back Christian McCaffrey speaks to reporters following San Francisco’s 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Seattle.
Kyle Shanahan gave injury updates, praised his team’s toughness and broke down the keys to the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks in Seattle.
The "49ers Postgame Live" crew highlights San Francisco's scoring off turnovers in their 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Lumen Field.…
Hear from Kyle Shanahan and 49ers players following the team’s 32-29 win over the Seahawks in Seattle.
Watch the best plays from Mike Evans’ seven catches for 113 yards in the 49ers’ 32-29 Week 5 win over the Seahawks.
Jason Aponte gives his instant reaction to the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks in Seattle.
TheSFNiners reacts to Brock Purdy’s postgame comments after the 49ers’ 32-29 win in Seattle.
TheSFNiners reacts to Kyle Shanahan’s postgame comments after the 49ers’ 32-29 win in Seattle.
Grant Cohn films Kyle Shanahan explaining how the San Francisco 49ers beat the Seattle Seahawks 32-29.
David Lombardi reacts to the 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seahawks, a physical road win in Seattle that kept San Francisco unbeaten at 5-0.
Grant Cohn gives his instant analysis of the San Francisco 49ers’ 32-29 win over the Seattle Seahawks.
Jennifer Lee Chan captured the 49ers’ stadium arrival in Seattle for Week 5, with Trent Williams and Deebo Samuel leading the way into Lumen Field.
Larry Krueger breaks down how the 49ers stunned the Seahawks 32-29 in Seattle, the win that moved San Francisco to 5-0 and kept the Niners unbeaten in the NFC West. Expect the Krueg Show's usual mix of film talk and fan reaction to the biggest road win of the season so far.
ESPN - SEATTLE -- Mike Evans introduced himself to the 49ers-Seahawks rivalry with seven catches for 113 yards and a touchdown in the 32-29 win at Seattle, and the superlatives from his teammates and coaches flowed from there. Sunday was exactly why San Francisco signed him.
San Francisco Chronicle - San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans The 49ers are still marveling at Mike Evans after he took over late in the 32-29 win over the Seahawks at Lumen Field. Teammates and coaches reached for the same simple line to describe the performance: that's Mike Evans.
Mike Evans and Seahawks corner Trevon Diggs got into a viral confrontation during the 49ers' 32-29 win in Seattle, and this notebook also tracks rookie Gracen Halton's breakout and cornerback Renardo Green's continued rise.
Rookie defensive tackle Gracen Halton's flying strip-and-score in Seattle showed what the young 49ers defensive line can do with injured star Nick Bosa sidelined, as the unit keeps finding ways to generate pressure.
Rookie Gracen Halton forced a fumble in the end zone and recovered it for a touchdown at Lumen Field, stretching the 49ers' lead to eight points and announcing his arrival to the NFL in the 32-29 win over Seattle.
The ending of the 49ers' 32-29 win over the Seahawks was chaotic, and Niners Wire has what the NFL officials said about the wild final play.
Dieter Kurtenbach says Brock Purdy, Mike Evans, and a gritty defense have made the injury-ravaged 49ers the best team in the NFC at 5-0.
Niners Wire pulls nine lessons out of the ugly 32-29 NFC West brawl in Seattle, where the 49ers survived more than they dominated.
Tim Kawakami says the difference in the 2026 49ers comes down to one thing: in every huge moment on Sunday, Brock Purdy just threw the ball to Mike Evans.
Mike Evans caught seven passes for 113 yards and a touchdown in the 32-29 win over Seattle, and the ESPN game story frames Sunday as exactly why San Francisco brought him in. At 5-0 and 3-0 in the NFC West, the Niners are getting the Evans they paid for.
Some doubted the 49ers would get the best of Mike Evans when he signed a three-year deal this offseason. Sunday at Lumen Field settled that: 113 yards, a touchdown, and the contested-catch dominance that earned him the Walking Aura label.
Seattle came in with one of the league's best defenses and the swagger of the defending Super Bowl champions. The 49ers answered with four takeaways and a 32-29 win at Lumen Field, even if the mistake sheet keeps this grade from being a perfect one.
Dre Greenlaw's day ended in the second quarter. The linebacker was ejected after head-butting a helmetless Ernest Jones, and the Niners Wire recap runs through what the officials said about the call.
The call to toss Dre Greenlaw did not come from the officials on the field. A pool report after the game says the league office directed the ejection, a rare intervention that will keep the debate going all week.
The 5-0 start, four takeaways, Mike Evans' 113 yards: the Webzone stat pack collects the numbers that matter from Sunday's 32-29 win at Lumen Field in Seattle.
The team site's takeaways from Sunday's 32-29 win in Seattle: how the 49ers got to 5-0 and 3-0 in the NFC West.
SI hands out grades from the 32-29 win in Seattle, and Mike Evans sits at the top of the class after torching the Seahawks for 113 yards and a score.
Tensions boiled over on the Seattle sideline, and the 49ers finished without one of their best defensive players. Webzone collects the locker-room reaction to Dre Greenlaw's ejection.
The undefeated start keeps rolling at 32-29, and USA Today sorts the winners from the losers. Mike Evans is a clear winner, on the field and in the postgame back-and-forth with Trevon Diggs.
Pro Football Focus breaks down the 32-29 win in Seattle from the grades up.
Dre Greenlaw missed more than two quarters Sunday after his ejection. The bigger question is next Monday night: the 49ers face the Commanders, and the linebacker could be suspended for that one too.
Mike Evans torched Seattle for seven catches, 113 yards and a touchdown, then had a question for Trevon Diggs: who are you? His two-point catch put the 49ers up 29-26 with 11:02 to play.
The full highlight package from Sunday's 32-29 win in Seattle, courtesy of NFL.com.
The best of San Francisco's Sunday in Seattle: NFL.com's cut of the top plays from the 32-29 win.
Kyle Shanahan met reporters after the 32-29 win with the injury news, starting with Deebo Samuel, who hurt his hamstring and was ruled out quickly.
A monster stat line plus a viral meme: SFGate makes the case that Mike Evans is a forever 49er after Sunday's win in Seattle.
The Mercury News' instant read on a rollercoaster afternoon: the 49ers are 5-0 after surviving their NFC West rivals 32-29 in Seattle.
Niners Wire's notes from a wild one at Lumen Field, where the 49ers hung on for a 32-29 win and a 5-0 start.
Brock Purdy and the 49ers outlasted Seattle 32-29 in a Lumen Field slugfest, and NBCS Bay Area runs through what the win taught us about a 5-0 team.
Four takeaways did the heavy lifting in a 32-29 classic at Seattle, and the 49ers are 5-0 under Kyle Shanahan for the third time.
Eddy Pineiro drilled a 44-yard field goal to put San Francisco up 32-29 late in Seattle. The video of the kick that won it.
Keion White got home for the 49ers' fifth sack of Sam Darnold on Sunday. The video of the takedown.
Brandin Cooks' first touchdown as a 49er, a 7-yard strike from Brock Purdy, put San Francisco up 27-26 in Seattle. His first score since 2024.
Fourth and 10, game on the line, and the defense stopped Cooper Kupp a yard short of the sticks to seal the 32-29 road win.
A disputed spot on a late fourth down helped the 49ers close out the 32-29 win in Seattle. Touchdown Wire breaks down the call everyone will be arguing about.
Four takeaways, a 74-yard march, and Eddy Pineiro's go-ahead 44-yarder with under two minutes left: the Standard on a chaotic 32-29 rivalry win in Seattle.
Webzone's full recap of the wild 32-29 win in Seattle: the defensive plays that kept it close and the Mike Evans magic that won it.
The 49ers marched into Lumen Field and walked out 5-0, taking down the Seahawks 32-29 to stay unbeaten through five weeks and 3-0 in the NFC West. Patrick Holloway recaps a statement road win.
The 49ers walked out of Seattle 5-0, and the KNBR postgame show rides the high with them: live reaction to the win over the Seahawks, the plays that swung it, and what an undefeated start says about where this team is headed.
Kyle Shanahan breaks down how his defense responded after losing Dre Greenlaw early, and what the unit did to finish the job in the 32-29 win at Seattle.
Four takeaways and one walk-off kick. Eddy Piñeiro drilled a 44-yard field goal with 1:56 left to beat the Seahawks 32-29 in Seattle, and the 49ers are 5-0 and still perfect.
ESPN's NFL Nation crew runs through the big questions from every Week 5 game, including whether Mike Evans is the piece that puts the 49ers over the top and whether the Vikings are actually legit.
Three quick takeaways from the 32-29 win over the Seahawks, and the question hanging over all of it: was that the game of the year?
Deebo Samuel is done for the day. The 49ers receiver came out with five minutes left in the third quarter and was quickly ruled out with a hamstring injury, leaving San Francisco even thinner at a wide receiver spot that has been hit hard all season.
The Locked On 49ers crew went live after the final whistle to break down a heated NFC West battle in Seattle. On the docket: Dre Greenlaw's ejection, Gracen Halton's game-breaking defensive touchdown, the turnover fest, and their postgame game balls.
The injury news went from bad to worse at receiver. Deebo Samuel hurt his hamstring in the third quarter and was ruled out, and ESPN notes the 49ers finished the game with only three healthy wideouts.
The 49ers survived a 32-29 slugfest at Lumen Field and stayed undefeated. Niners Nation breaks down how San Francisco pulled out a thriller against a Seahawks team that would not go away.
The 49ers escaped Seattle 32-29 in a game that had just about everything, including a controversial call late at Lumen Field. ESPN runs through the best plays and biggest moments from the Week 5 win.
Another edge rusher went down. The 49ers, already thin on the defensive line this season, lost a veteran defensive end in the fourth quarter at Seattle, and Niners Wire has the details.
The receiver room kept shrinking. Already without Deebo Samuel, the 49ers had another wideout come up questionable in the second half, per Niners Wire.
Pro Football Talk reports the 49ers moved fast after Deebo Samuel pulled up on a run play: hamstring injury, ruled out, no return. Another body down at wide receiver.
Brock Purdy found Mike Evans for a 23-yard strike just before the break, moving the 49ers into Seahawks territory at halftime. NFL.com highlights the connection between the veteran receiver and his quarterback.
USA Today is tracking the Deebo Samuel situation after the wideout hurt his hamstring in the third quarter and was ruled out for the rest of the afternoon.
Niners Wire says the 49ers lost another wide receiver in Seattle on Sunday. Already shorthanded at the position, San Francisco had a former first-round pick ruled out as well.
Seattle took its first second-half lead when Jaxon Smith-Njigba found the end zone, putting the Seahawks up 23-21. The 49ers had feasted on three first-half turnovers to take a 21-13 lead into the locker room, but the momentum flipped, per Pro Football Talk.
SFGate confirms what the sideline report said: Deebo Samuel was ruled out with a hamstring injury in the third quarter.
49ers Webzone ran an in-game injury tracker for the Seahawks matchup at Lumen Field, updating as the hits kept coming in the second half.
Dre Greenlaw will not return. After a late hit sparked a sideline scuffle, the linebacker was ejected, and Touchdown Wire has the 49ers playing the rest of the game without him.
Three turnovers, two short touchdown drives, one defensive score, and four sacks of Sam Darnold. The 49ers defense did the heavy lifting in the first half, staking San Francisco to a 21-13 halftime lead at Seattle.
SFGate reports Dre Greenlaw was tossed midway through the second quarter for headbutting a Seahawks player on the sideline during a scuffle.
Renardo Green made a play you will see on highlight reels all week, laying out for an acrobatic interception of Sam Darnold that handed the 49ers a fresh red-zone chance.
Christian McCaffrey punched in an 11-yard touchdown, his fifth score of the season, to put the 49ers up 13-10. NFL.com has the highlight.
Dre Greenlaw still had his helmet on when he headbutted Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV, who was not wearing his. USA Today has the sequence that got Greenlaw ejected.
There is no love lost in this rivalry, and Dre Greenlaw took it too far on the Seattle sideline. Niners Wire details the ejection that left the 49ers linebacker corps short the rest of the way.
Pro Football Talk: Dre Greenlaw was ejected with 6:04 left in the first half for headbutting a helmetless Ernest Jones IV. The 49ers led 14-10 at the time and played the rest of the game without him.
49ers Webzone lays out the full picture on the Dre Greenlaw ejection: a second-quarter headbutt on a helmetless Ernest Jones IV, helmet on, sideline scuffle, early exit. The linebacker was done for the afternoon.
Mike Evans capped a short drive with a 2-yard touchdown grab after Renardo Green picked off Sam Darnold. The Seahawks quarterback had been sacked for a 7-yard loss by Jaden Dugger two plays earlier.
Turnabout was fair play. After the 49ers scored off a Sam Darnold gift, the Seahawks answered with a touchdown of their own following a turnover forced on Jacob Cowing, tying the game.
Mykel Williams is back. The 2025 first-round pick made his return against the Seahawks after nearly a year away recovering from a torn ACL, per 49ers.com.
FOX billed 49ers-Seahawks as America's Game of the Week, then left viewers missing a big chunk of the first quarter. Fans on both sides were not happy with the network's coverage, per 49ers Webzone.
USA Today runs through the 49ers' Week 5 inactives, where some fresh names off the inactive list got run against Seattle while others sat.
Sports Illustrated ran a live blog for the Week 5 trip to Lumen Field, updating scores and analysis throughout the afternoon.
The 49ers got some good news in their Week 5 inactives, with help arriving for a banged-up defense, per Niners Wire.
NBC Sports Bay Area tracked a back-and-forth afternoon in Seattle that was knotted at 29-29 after a Seahawks field goal. Their 49ers Pregame Live crew of Matt Maiocco, Kylen Mills, and Rod Brooks previewed the matchup before kickoff.
George Kittle fought through an illness and was active for the Seahawks game, and rookie defensive lineman Mykel Williams made his 2026 debut, per Pro Football Talk.
Mykel Williams and Upton Stout were both active for the Seahawks game, and 49ers.com lists who sat out for San Francisco's Week 5 road matchup.
The 49ers released their list of seven inactives for the Seahawks game. 49ers Webzone has the full rundown of who did not suit up.
Niners Wire followed along live as the 49ers and Seahawks squared off in a massive Week 5 showdown at Lumen Field.
Dre Greenlaw was ejected with 6:04 remaining in the first half at Lumen Field after head-butting Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones, ending his Sunday early in the 49ers' divisional matchup with Seattle.
Dre Greenlaw was tossed in the second quarter at Seattle after a late hit turned into a head-butt on a helmetless Ernest Jones. Nick Wagoner has the details from the 49ers' divisional showdown with the Seahawks.
Last Second Sports host Jessie Naylor vents in an unfiltered postgame reaction to the 49ers' NFC West showdown with the Seahawks, breaking down the game while the feelings are still fresh.
Kyle Posey opens the Niners Nation gameday thread for the 49ers-Seahawks matchup, asking whether Kyle Shanahan can finally solve Mike MacDonald's defense as readers follow along and comment.
Larry Krueger breaks down the 49ers' Week 5 game against the Seahawks in Seattle on the Krueg Show postgame edition.
Jennifer Lee Chan is live on her YouTube channel.
Grant Cohn gives his final-score prediction for the 49ers' Week 5 game against the Seahawks in Seattle.
George Kittle is active despite a Sunday-morning illness scare, while Kyle Juszczyk, Nick Bosa and five others sit out the Week 5 trip to Seattle. With Marques Sigle scratched, rookie cornerback Ephesians Prysock makes his NFL debut, likely on special teams, while Brayden Willis and Jack Stoll cover for Juszczyk at fullback.
NBC Sports Bay Area is running live updates from Sunday's game at Lumen Field, tracking scores and highlights around what the network calls Brock Purdy's biggest test yet against the Seahawks. 49ers Pregame Live airs at noon PT on NBC Sports Bay Area and streams in the NBC Sports app.
David Lombardi checks in from Lumen Field with a pregame update on George Kittle ahead of the 49ers' Week 5 showdown with the Seahawks, and the news on the All-Pro tight end is not encouraging: Kittle has been battling an illness, and while the team said Sunday morning he is still expected to play, Lombardi's update suggests his status bears watching right up to kickoff.
Dieter Kurtenbach and Jake Hutchinson go live with their reaction to the 49ers-Seahawks matchup, breaking down the game from Seattle in real time.
KNBR gets you ready for kickoff with the 49ers pregame show ahead of Sunday's Week 5 matchup against the Seahawks at Lumen Field.
George Kittle is under the weather but still expected to suit up. Matt Maiocco reports the All-Pro tight end is dealing with an unspecified illness, yet the 49ers announced Sunday morning that he remains likely to play in the NFC West showdown with the Seahawks at Lumen Field.
The 49ers announced Sunday morning that All-Pro tight end George Kittle is battling an illness but expected to play in today's Week 5 matchup against the Seahawks at Lumen Field.
The 4-0 49ers travel to Lumen Field to face the Seahawks, the team that swept both meetings late last season. This how-to-watch guide rounds up the TV channel, streaming options, and betting odds for the Week 5 matchup.
Rob Guerrera and the Gold Standard crew break down the Week 5 showdown in Seattle, centering on the quarterback duel between Brock Purdy and Sam Darnold and what the 4-0 49ers must do to keep the NFC West lead at Lumen Field.
Rohan Chakravarthi lays out three keys to a 49ers win in Seattle, starting with whether Brock Purdy can have a revenge game against the Seahawks defense in the NFC West showdown at Lumen Field.
The 49ers Collective crew teams up with Grant Cohn for their weekly roundtable, and this week's subject is the one nobody wants to face: Jaxon Smith-Njigba. They dig into what makes the Seahawks receiver such a headache for the 49ers defense ahead of Sunday's showdown at Lumen Field.
Grant Cohn and Maj Sports walk through what the 49ers need to do to beat the Seahawks in Seattle, laying out their keys to victory in a pivotal NFC West road game.
With Nick Bosa out with a calf injury and Mykel Williams set to make his 2026 debut, the 49ers' unheralded defensive linemen have carried the load: Romello Height posted the sixth-highest pressure rate among edge rushers in Week 4 while playing with a club on his broken hand, and Osa Odighizuwa and Keion White did real damage up front, with the team tied for fourth in the NFL in ESPN's pass rush win rate. Nicholas McGee argues that play has bought John Lynch something rare, patience: no need to panic-buy a lineman before the trade deadline while the injured stars work their way back.
David Fucillo opens the Sunday morning thread with Eagles-Jaguars from London, then a morning window featuring Bears-Packers, Saints-Vikings, and a Texans-Titans clash pitting former Shanahan defensive coordinators against each other. Kyle Michael hosts the afternoon game thread for 49ers-Seahawks.
The 4-0 49ers visit Lumen Field for their biggest test of the season, and Fox has the call at 1:25 p.m. PT with Kevin Burkhardt and Tom Brady. San Francisco is a 3-point underdog at FanDuel with a 46.5 total; Kyle Juszczyk (knee sprain) is out, while Mykel Williams is questionable but expected to make his 2026 debut. Patrick Holloway has the full broadcast map and odds.
NFL.com's official inactive reports are live for all 13 Sunday games, covering who is ruled out across the league. 49ers Webzone rounds up the full list as teams lock in their game-day rosters ahead of kickoff.