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Washington Commanders make several DL roster moves before Eagles game
Injury forces Commanders to adjust DL roster
Deebo Samuel Sr.
WR · SF · 30 yrs · exp 7 · South Carolina
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2,328
Rank
#219
Pos rank
#87
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Brock Purdy’s slump: Why the 49ers QB has struggled since Week 5, and what fixes it
Brock Purdy’s decreased efficiency has been impacted by the absences of Mike Evans and Deebo Samuel
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49ers listed as a best fit for 4 potential trade candidates
4 potential trade candidates linked to the 49ers
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Christian McCaffrey has mild hamstring strain, 49ers optimistic he'll play after bye
The 49ers announced running back Christian McCaffrey had a thigh injury during Sunday’s loss to the Falcons, but the diagnosis of his injury was different on Monday. Fortunately for the 49ers, the outlook was similar to the one McCaffrey shared after the game. Head coach Kyle Shanahan said on Monday that McCaffrey has a mild hamstring strain while confirming McCaffrey’s belief that it won’t be an issue when the team returns from their bye in Week 9. “Yeah, we think so, with it just being that ,” Shanahan said, via 49ersWebzone.com. “I mean, you never know for sure, but we’re pretty optimistic about it. So is he.” McCaffrey ran seven times for 39 yards and a touchdown while also catching six passes for 61 yards on Sunday. Mike Evans, Nick Bosa, and Deebo Samuel are among the other players the 49ers also hope to have available after the bye, but it will be a while before there are firmer updates on their chances of playing
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Fantasy football buy, sell: 10 trade candidates for Week 8
Rounding out fantasy playoff picture
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49ers RB Christian McCaffrey exits with injury vs. Falcons, is questionable to return
Christian McCaffrey suffers thigh injury, questionable to return; other 49ers receivers also injured
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49ers inactive list: The top 4 WRs from Week 1 won’t play
The 49ers' top 4 WRs from Week 1 are inactive for the next game
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NFL Injury Report | Fantasy Football Week 7, 2026
The injuries continue to pile up as we are almost midway through the fantasy regular season. Below are some of the key injuries heading into Week 7. Mike Evans has played through various injuries this season. However, the 49ers are one game away from a Week 8 bye, so he will sit out this one against the Falcons, nursing rib and Achilles injuries. With the 49ers already down Ricky Pearsall , De’Zhaun Stribling, and Deebo Samuel , San Francisco’s receiving corps is barren. The 49ers will likely deploy a rotation of veteran Brandin Cooks , Jacob Cowing , Jordan Watkins , and Christian Kirk, who is set to make his 49ers debut after returning from a calf injury. All of these players are desperation starts. It’s most likely that George Kittle feasts on National Tight End Day. Lamar Jackson practiced in a limited capacity all week. He has missed the past two games with a recently disclosed high ankle sprain and will now miss a third. With Jackson out, the Ravens’ offensive players will see a dip in production as the Ravens have mustered just 429 passing yards with Jackson sidelined. Baltimore turns to Tyler Huntley, who will start for the Ravens again, hoping to improve on his lackluster performance thus far. David Montgomery will miss his second game with a groin injury. In his absence last week, Woody Marks saw a 78% snap share and finished as the RB22 on the week. Marks will continue to see the bulk of opportunities, especially since his running mate Jawhar Jordan, who saw two red-zone touches and scored a rushing touchdown last week, was placed on the practice squad Reserve/Injured list with a quadriceps injury. Passing-down specialist Dare Ogunbowale will likely spell Marks, but he remains off the fantasy radar. Emeka Egbuka is coming off two consecutive 17-point PPR performances; however, he will miss the Buccaneers’ Week 7 matchup against the Panthers with a concussion and foot injury. Veteran Chris Godwin is set to be the focal point of the Bucs’ passing offense, with Baker Mayfield set to return from a thumb injury. Godwin makes for a strong FLEX play despite his poor results thus far. Rookie Ted Hurst is also in line for increased targets with Egbuka out. Tyler Warren will miss his second straight game with a groin injury. In his absence last week, Keenan Allen saw 11 targets, and Josh Downs saw eight. Allen and Downs combined for 45% of the Colts’ targets last week. Look for both players to be featured again as the hapless Colts take on a tough Vikings defense this week. First-round rookie Jeremiyah Love will miss his second straight game with an ankle injury. In his absence last week, Zonovan Knight and Tyler Allgeier combined for 37 total opportunities, with Allgeier seeing 20 and Knight seeing 17. Both backs will likely continue to see a near-even split in backfield opportunities in a plus matchup against the Broncos. Puka Nacua popped up mid-week on the injury report with a calf injury but is officially questionable for Week 7. With Davante Adams on IR with a ruptured hamstring, Nacua will likely try to suit up for the Rams, who are in dire need of a win. Konata Mumpfield will likely join Nacua in two-WR sets in Adams’ absence but remains off the fantasy radar. Rashee Rice will miss his second straight game as he deals with hamstring and knee ailments. Xavier Worthy saw seven targets in his absence last week and led the Chiefs in targets. Worthy will look to step up again, though the Chiefs’ offense runs through Kenneth Walker. Bijan Robinson may never come off the field this week against the 49ers. However, if he does, practice squad call-up Khalil Herbert will serve as the breather back. He is a player to monitor on the wire if Brian Robinson takes some time to recover from his hamstring injury. Mason was activated from IR and is set to return from a thumb injury that sidelined him the past four weeks. He should hop right back into his role as the 1A to Aaron Jones’ 1B in the Vikings backfield. He makes for [... truncated ...]
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Brandin Cooks a Waiver Option With Expanded Receiving Opportunity
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandin Cooks is a speculative addition in 12-team leagues for managers seeking immediate receiver help, but his limited target production makes him a risky Week 7 flex option. He could see his largest workload of the season against the Atlanta Falcons in Week 7, with Mike Evans (ribs, Achilles) and Deebo Samuel Sr. (hamstring) ruled out, and the matchup is favorable, as Atlanta has surrendered the most receptions and fourth-most receiving yards to opposing wide receivers this season. Cooks took over Evans' outside receiver role after the veteran exited Monday's win over the Washington Commanders, playing a season-high 32 offensive snaps (52%), but he caught just one of two targets for 13 yards and has only two receptions for 20 yards and a touchdown across three games. Jordan Watkins played 47 snaps against Washington, while Christian Kirk (calf) is questionable after practicing fully throughout the week and could return
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49ers injury report for Week 7 vs. Falcons: Nick Bosa, Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel all out
Three key 49ers players are sidelined for Week 7, impacting the team's defensive line and receiving corps
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NFL Week 7 injury report: Baker Mayfield and Lamar Jackson questionable, but both could return on Sunday
Key quarterbacks and several starters are questionable for Week 7, potentially impacting game plans across the league
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Mike Evans, Nick Bosa among several 49ers ruled out for Week 7
The 49ers will be down several players when they play the Falcons on Sunday. San Francisco has ruled out receiver Mike Evans (Achilles), defensive lineman Nick Bosa (knee/calf), receiver Deebo Samuel (hamstring), linebacker Garret Wallow (hamstring), linebacker Luke Gifford (groin), and safety Marques Sigle (ankle). Losing Evans is significant for the contest, as he leads the team with 420 yards receiving and is No. 2 on the club with 27 catches so far in 2026. Via multiple reporters, Shanahan noted Bosa was likely a little too optimistic when he targeted his return to play a couple of weeks ago. But now he will have more time to heal, as the 49ers have a Week 8 bye. While receiver Christian Kirk (calf) is technically one of three players questionable for the contest, Shanahan told reporters the team is planning to activate him for the game. Defensive back Upton Stout (shoulder) and safety Siran Neal (knee) are also questionable
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49ers WR Mike Evans remains out of practice
Mike Evans is sidelined with rib and Achilles injuries, while several other 49ers players are rehabbing or returning to limited work
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Brandin Cooks Could See Expanded Role in Week 7
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandin Cooks should see an expanded role in Week 7. Over two games, Cooks has caught two of four targets for 20 yards and a touchdown while playing just 34% of snaps. The veteran receiver signed with the 49ers' practice squad in late September after multiple key receivers went down early in the season. While the 49ers are 6-0, their wide receiver room is deteriorating, with Mike Evans (Achilles) and Deebo Samuel Sr. (hamstring) trending towards possibly missing their Week 7 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons. The current room includes Jordan Watkins, Jacob Cowing, and potentially Christian Kirk (calf) if he's activated off the PUP list. Although he's struggled to start his tenure with San Francisco, Cooks has a legitimate opportunity to start for one of the NFL's most high-powered passing attacks. Fantasy managers in deeper leagues should consider rostering the 33-year-old receiver, especially if they're dealing with bye weeks and injuries this week
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Commanders vs. 49ers odds, prediction, betting preview, start time: Monday Night Football picks, best bets
Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season will conclude with the San Francisco 49ers hosting the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., and San Francisco is a perfect 5-0, while Washington is 1-3-1. The latest 49ers vs. Commanders odds list San Francisco as the 7.5-point favorite at home, and the over/under is currently 51.5. However, you can also bet dozens of NFL player props during Monday Night Football, with Christian McCaffrey priced at -265 to score a touchdown, and Terry McLaurin priced at -146 to record 4+ receptions. Claim the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 here now and get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades : SportsLine's team of NFL experts have analyzed MNF and revealed their 49ers vs. Commanders prediction, and you can also read our NFL betting preview for Monday Night Football. Claim the latest Polymarket promo code CBSSPORTS to get a $25 bonus after $10 in trades : Kansas City already had its bye week, and Minnesota is on its bye in Week 6, so San Francisco has a chance to become the only 6-0 team in the NFL with a win on Monday. Brock Purdy has a 119.3 QB rating over his first five games and has a 13:2 touchdown-to-interception ratio. The 49ers rely heavily on a strong veteran presence, with Christian McCaffrey, Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel, and George Kittle (all in their 30s) all producing at least 268 scrimmage yards so far. Meanwhile, Washington is coming off a devastating tie against the New York Giants, where it moved the ball into field-goal range with nearly a minute left and failed to get off a kick after Daniels lost track of the game clock. However, the franchise quarterback did rush for 103 yards and two touchdowns in his return to action after dislocating his elbow for the second season in a row. The Commanders rank last in the NFL in scoring defense through five weeks. Claim $200 in bonus bets and three free months of NBA League Pass after your first $5 wager at DraftKings here : "The 49ers are coming off a massive road divisional win in Seattle, and I was expecting this line to be inflated as a result. That's before we get to the Commanders' meltdown in the fourth quarter and then blowing the end-of-overtime sequence to tie the Giants," SportsLine NFL expert R.J. White said . "But this line is the same as the lookahead, and I think it's probably three points short of where it should be. Washington has Jayden Daniels to potentialy rally back and get a cover, but the offense around him is beat up and the 49ers haven't seem affected by their rash of injuries on defense. San Francisco's offense is 14 of 16 on red-zone trips, while Washington's defense is 15 of 18 in the red zone." Bet on Commanders vs. 49ers at bet365 with bonus code CBSBET365 and get $200 in bonus bets after betting $10 : "In three home games, George Kittle has produced 80. 82 and 70 receiving yards. Now he faces a Commanders defense that gives up the fifth-most receiving yards to opposing tight ends (74.4)," SportsLine NFL expert Larry Hartstein said . "Last week, Giants' tight ends torched Washington for 129 receiving yards on 13 catches. Kittle was not on the injury report this week and is primed for a big game on Monday night." Use the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get up to $1,500 in bonus bets when wagering on Monday Night Football :
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Monday Night Football: 49ers WR Mike Evans, Commanders WR Stefon Diggs are active
Both teams activate key receivers for Monday Night Football, with 49ers’ Mike Evans and Commanders’ Stefon Diggs returning from injury
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49ers rule out WR Christian Kirk, elevate two players
49ers rule out WR Christian Kirk, elevate two players
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49ers vs. Commanders odds, prediction, betting preview, start time: Monday Night Football picks, best bets
Week 6 of the 2026 NFL season will conclude with the San Francisco 49ers hosting the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football. Kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., and San Francisco is a perfect 5-0, while Washington is 1-3-1. The latest 49ers vs. Commanders odds list San Francisco as the 7.5-point favorite at home and the over/under is currently 51.5. However, you can also bet dozens of NFL player props during Monday Night Football, with George Kittle priced at +105 to score an anytime touchdown and Jayden Daniels' over/under for passing yards at 210.5. Claim the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 here now and get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades : SportsLine's team of NFL experts have analyzed MNF and revealed their 49ers vs. Commanders prediction, and you can also read our NFL betting preview for Monday Night Football. Claim the latest Polymarket promo code CBSSPORTS to get a $25 bonus after $10 in trades : Kansas City already had its bye week and Minnesota is on its bye in Week 6, so San Francisco has a chance to become the only 6-0 team in the NFL with a win on Monday. Brock Purdy has a 119.3 QB rating over this first five games and has a 13:2 touchdown-to-interception ratio. The 49ers rely heavily on a strong veteran presence, with Christian McCaffrey, Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel and George Kittle (all in their 30s) all producing at least 268 scirmmage yards so far. Meanwhile, Washington is coming off a devastating tie against the New York Giants where it moved the ball into field-goal range with nearly a minute left and failed to get off a kick after Daniels lost track of the game clock. However, the franchise quarterback did rush for 103 yards and two touchdowns in his return to action after dislocating his elbwo for the second season in a row. The Commanders rank last in the NFL in scoring defense through five weeks. Claim $200 in bonus bets and three free months of NBA League Pass after your first $5 wager at DraftKings here : "The 49ers are coming off a massive road divisional win in Seattle, and I was expecting this line to be inflated as a result. That's before we get to the Commanders melting down in the fourth quarter and then blowing the end-of-overtime sequence to tie the Giants," SportsLine NFL expert R.J. White said . "But this line is the same as the lookahead, and I think it's probably three points short of where it should be. Washington has Jayden Daniels to potentialy rally back and get a cover, but the offense around him is beat up and the 49ers haven't seem affected by their rash of injuries on defense. San Francisco's offense is 14 of 16 on red-zone trips, while Washington's defense is 15 of 18 in the red zone." Bet on Commanders vs. 49ers at bet365 with bonus code CBSBET365 and get $200 in bonus bets after betting $10 : "In three home games, George Kittle has produced 80. 82 and 70 receiving yards. Now he faces a Commanders defense that gives up the fifth-most receiving yards to opposing tight ends (74.4)," SportsLine NFL expert Larry Hartstein said . "Last week, Giants' tight ends torched Washington for 129 receiving yards on 13 catches. Kittle was not on the injury report this week and is primed for a big game on Monday night." Use the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get up to $1,500 in bonus bets when wagering on Monday Night Football :
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Brandin Cooks A Pivot Option Amid Injuries To Teammates
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Brandin Cooks had one catch in his team debut last week, but it was good for a seven-yard touchdown. Amid injuries to Deebo Samuel Sr. (hamstring) and Mike Evans (ribs, Achilles), Cooks was mostly rotated into two-WR sets, and his snap share was nearly equal to that of Samuel, Jacob Cowing (ankle), and Jordan Watkins. With Samuel ruled out for Week 6, and Evans questionable after not practicing all week, Cooks might take another step forward on Monday night. The 49ers will host the Commanders in the final game of the slate, and Washington has allowed the fourth-most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers in 2026. Cooks currently projects as a WR5 in Week 6. He is best suited for deep leagues and is worth stashing elsewhere as a late pivot option for teams rostering Evans
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