The San Francisco 49ers have fresh guys coming off the inactive list to get some run in their Week 5 matchup with their NFC West rival Seattle Seahawks. Still, there are key players that they will be without on Sunday, Oct. 11.
Cornerback Upton Stout is available against the Seahawks after being questionable with a shoulder injury. Defensive end Mykel Williams has been activated for his first game after recovering from a torn ACL.
Additionally, 49ers rookie CB Ephesians Prysock is active for the first time in his NFL career, giving San Francisco more depth at defensive back. Prysock is expected to help on special teams as well.
Tight end George Kittle has battled an illness throughout the week, but he will be active and expected to play against
Seahawks.
The Niners will have a number of skill players available in addition to Kittle. Available receivers include Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel, Jordan Watkins, Jacob Cowing and recently signed Brandin Cooks. Tight ends available include Kittle, Luke Farrell, Brayden Willis and Jack Stoll. Running backs suiting up in the backfield are Christian McCaffrey, Kaelon Black and Jordan James.
The 49ers still have a number of players that have been be ruled out against the Seahawks.
49ers injury report: who's out vs Seahawks
The following players will not suit up for the 49ers against the Seahawks on Oct. 11.
- Kurtis Rourke, quarterback, (healthy scratch)
- Nick Bosa, defensive end, (knee)
- James Thompson Jr., defensive tackle, (ankle)
- Marques Sigle, safety, (ankle)
- Kyle Juszczyk, fullback, (knee)
- Enrique Cruz Jr., offensive tackle, (healthy scratch)
- Tatum Bethune, linebacker, (inactive)
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: 49ers injury report vs. Seahawks: Who's in, who's out in Week 5 game?
