Lindsey Pallares

The San Francisco 49ers made the third trip to Lumen Field in as many seasons for a "Thursday Night Football" showdown versus the Seattle Seahawks. With their 36-24 victory over their division rivals to the north, San Francisco has gone from No. 3 in the NFC West standings to sharing part of the crown with Seattle, and the team extends their win streak over the Seahawks to six-straight games (including the playoffs).

The San Francisco 49ers are set to welcome back wide receiver Ricky Pearsall (chest) in Week 7 versus the Kansas City Chiefs. Pearsall, who was the victim of an armed robbery attempt at the end of August, started the year on the Non-Football Injury list after suffering a gunshot wound in the incident. He had his practice window opened Monday, and per head coach Kyle Shanahan, the official roster move will take place on Saturday.

The San Francisco 49ers will be without one of their top wide receiver options with Jauan Jennings ruled out on Friday, however, they will have their first rounder from the 2024 NFL Draft available for the first time this season. Wideout Ricky Pearsall, who started the year on the Non-Injury Reserve list, was activated to the 49ers 53-man roster on Saturday afternoon. Kicker

It was a rivalry renewed between the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys on "Sunday Night Football." The meeting marked the fourth clash between these two teams over the last four seasons (including the playoffs), all of which have gone in the 49ers favor. With this most recent 30-24 victory, San Francisco extends their lead in the all-time series to 21-19-1 and enters their Bye week on a high note.

The San Francisco 49ers are set to face the 7-3 Green Bay Packers on the road without their starting quarterback. QB1 Brock Purdy (right shoulder) was ruled out of the team's Week 12 contest after being a limited participant in practice on Wednesday and Thursday and sitting out of Friday's workout altogether. The 49ers third-year quarterback suffered his right shoulder injury in San Francisco's Week 11 matchup against the Seattle Seahawks.

The San Francisco 49ers returned home after a couple of tough road games to host the Chicago Bears (4-8). For a third-straight week, the team was without a couple of key starters in defensive lineman Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) and left tackle Trent Williams (ankle), and Sunday marked back-to-back games without starting left guard Aaron Banks (concussion). Despite missing important personnel, the red and gold took control of this game early and never surrendered the lead, routing the Chicago Bears 38-13.

Thursday night's primetime matchup could mark the return of a couple of big-time defensive players for the San Francisco 49ers. Defensive lineman Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) and linebacker Dre Greenlaw (Achilles) have been listed as questionable in the team's final injury report of the week. On Wednesday, Bosa was upgraded to a limited participant in the team's walkthrough activities for the first time since aggravating his hip/oblique injuries against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 11. Meanwhile, Greenlaw is in the third week of his practice window from the Reserver/Physically Unable to Perform list. While the 49ers have yet to decide if they will activate him to the 53-man roster, the option remains on the table as of Monday.

In Week 15, the red and gold have defensive lineman Nick Bosa and linebacker Dre Greenlaw active and ready for the team's second meeting with their NFC West rival, the Los Angeles Rams.

The San Francisco 49ers will have both defensive lineman Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) and linebacker Dre Greenlaw (Achilles/knee) on hand for their Week 16 matchup. Bosa was dealing with a hip/oblique injury that kept him out of practice for the majority of the week, but after rejoining the team on Friday, he was given the green light to play versus the Miami Dolphins. Meanwhile, Greenlaw emerged from his 2024 debut on "Thursday Night Football" with Achilles/knee soreness, but after three-straight practices of limited participation, he is good to go as well.