The San Francisco 49ers are facing a challenging scenario in their upcoming game with key players on the injury report. Tight end George Kittle, who has been instrumental in the team’s offense this season, is dealing with a hamstring injury that has left his status for today’s game uncertain. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Kittle is unlikely to play, though he will test his condition pregame before making a final decision. This injury comes after a standout performance from Kittle two games ago, where he recorded 128 receiving yards and four touchdowns over the past four games.

In contrast, there is optimism surrounding the potential return of All-Pro left tackle Trent Williams, who is battling an ankle injury. While Williams did not practice this week, Schefter suggests that the 49ers are hopeful he will be able to suit up. If Williams is unable to play, Jaylon Moore would step in as the starting left tackle.

With Kittle’s status in doubt, the 49ers may need to lean on other playmakers like Jauan Jennings or Ricky Pearsall, or even increase the workload for Christian McCaffrey, to help fill the gap in the red zone. The team will be monitoring these injuries closely as they prepare for their upcoming matchup.