The week of practice for the San Francisco 49ers concluded heading into this Sunday’s game at Levi’s® Stadium against the Seattle Seahawks. Divisional game corresponding to Week 11 of the NFL. As is customary, at the end of each training week, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan presented the status of his injured players for the game in question. Shanahan and the 49ers have a long list of players battling injuries, although only three have been completely ruled out of playing on Sunday.
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The players who will definitely not play against Seattle are defensive lineman Kevin Givens due to his groin injury, punter Mitch Wishnowsky (back) and cornerback Charvarius Ward (personal matter).
Later, Shanahan indicated that there are six players who appear officially questionable for the game against the Seahawks. They are cornerback Darrell Luter Jr. (pelvis), offensive lineman Aaron Banks (thigh), offensive lineman Jon Feliciano (knee), defensive lineman Yetur Gross-Matos (knee), left tackle Trent Williams (ankle) , tight end George Kittle (hamstring) and defensive lineman Nick Bosa (hip).
Williams did not train this week, while Kittle managed to train at least limited Thursday and Friday. Bosa, for his part, returned to training on a limited basis this Friday.
On the other hand, cornerback Luter Jr. has not been ruled out to play either, but has less chance of being available compared to the six players already mentioned who are questionable. This is because in the official report he appears as “in doubt” due to a problem in the pelvis.
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The Seahawks, for their part, arrive with fewer injuries to the game against San Francisco. They have three confirmed absences, but then the rest of the squad is ready. Two of their tight ends, Noah Fant (groin) and Brady Russell (foot), will not play against the 49ers. Seattle also has center Connor Williams available due to a personnel matter.
Don’t forget that the game between the 49ers and the Seahawks can be heard in Spanish this Sunday on 49ers.com/espW Radio, W Deportes and the official application of the 49ers. The game begins at 1:05 pm Pacific time, 3:05 pm Mexico City time.
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