When Is Mike Evans Coming Back - Week 8 Fantasy Football Injury Return Update (2026)
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans (Achilles) wasn't able to play in Week 7 due to an Achilles injury. […]
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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Mike Evans (Achilles) wasn't able to play in Week 7 due to an Achilles injury. […]
The Minnesota Vikings sit 6‑0 as the NFL’s only unbeaten team, prompting GM Nolan Teasley to outline a six‑step roster overhaul aimed at a Super Bowl run. The plan includes trading low‑producing WR Jauan Jennings to the 49ers for a better return, adding veteran TE David Njoku to replace injured Josh Oliver, swapping for safety Amani Hooker as a long‑term Harrison Smith successor, and bolstering the defensive line with proven pass‑rusher Moro Ojomo. Each move targets depth, versatility, and veteran leadership to sustain the Vikings’ hot start through February.
Kyle Shanahan says the 49ers, now 6-1, are gearing up as buyers at the trade deadline after a 29-20 loss to Atlanta exposed depth issues at receiver and the defensive line. While injuries have forced the team to scramble for a 48‑man roster, Shanahan stresses the need to balance adding talent with the risk of future cuts once injured players return. With Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel, Demarcus Robinson, and De’Zhaun Stribling set to come back after the bye, the Niners may target a wide receiver, interior lineman, or edge rusher, but any move must fit roster limits before the Nov. 10 deadline.
49ers GM John Lynch says San Francisco "won't hesitate" to make a trade if it helps the team, offering insight into the team's plans before the NFL deadline.
A CBS Sports trade proposal suggests the 49ers could pursue Commanders DT Daron Payne, whose run defense could help address San Francisco's defensive needs.
The San Francisco 49ers enter their bye week at 6‑1, leading the NFC West, with a defense ranked fourth overall, allowing just 299.3 yards and 13 touchdowns. Their pass defense sits at No. 10 (210.3 yards, ten TDs allowed), while the run defense is a top‑five unit, limiting opponents to 89 yards and three rushing TDs per game. Scoring defense is sixth‑best at 19.9 points per game, though third‑down stops (37.9%) lag behind. Key players like Nick Bosa, Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw are expected back for the Raiders matchup, potentially boosting an already stout unit.
The 49ers are among the teams to watch as the Colts shop veteran defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, who could be traded soon for the right offer.
The 49ers' Kyle Juszczyk offered advice to Kaelon Black and Jordan James after costly fumbles against the Falcons, urging the young running backs to move on.
The Colts' trade of All‑Pro guard Quenton Nelson has sparked a new round of speculation ahead of the 2026 deadline, focusing on defensive tackle DeForest Buckner. Reported talks link Buckner to the Chicago Bears, who need interior depth behind aging Grady Jarrett; the San Francisco 49ers, who originally drafted him and could use him to replace injured linemen; the Green Bay Packers, looking for a short‑term boost after losing Javon Hargrave; the Houston Texans, eager to improve a struggling defense; and the Las Vegas Raiders, whose line has faltered this season. Buckner’s $26.6 million cap hit and proven pass‑rush ability make him a coveted upgrade for any contender.
After a year‑long battle with a fractured fibula and a re‑injury, second‑year cornerback Trey Amos returned to the Washington Commanders’ secondary in Week 7 against the 49ers. In his first game back he logged 36 snaps, allowed just two receptions for 25 yards on three targets, and recorded two tackles. Coach Dan Quinn praised Amos’ quick adjustment and resilience, highlighting his potential to partner with Amik Robertson as a full‑time corner while pushing Rasul Douglas to a reserve role. If Amos stays healthy, his presence could dramatically elevate a secondary that has struggled all season.
Not only did the 49ers miss out on a chance to better their roster, but they lost the opportunity at the hands of a bitter rival.
The San francisco 49ers should be working the trade market as the November 10th deadline approaches.
San Francisco 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan and former captain John Lynch confirm there are no immediate kicker tryouts after Eddy Pineiro missed another extra point on Sunday. Both emphasize the team’s continued belief in Pineiro, noting his $4 million guaranteed salary for 2027 binds him to the roster unless performance forces a change. Pineiro, who posted a near‑perfect 2025 season, is currently in a slump but remains under contract through next year, with the 49ers monitoring his upcoming kicks for any turning point.
The Indianapolis Colts sent shockwaves across the NFL when they traded guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks and defensive tackle DeForest Buckner to the San Francisco 49ers on Tuesday, and the impact was also felt on the East Coast.
The 49ers are standing by Eddy Piñeiro despite seven missed kicks this season. John Lynch explains why San Francisco remains confident in its struggling kicker.
De'Zhaun Stribling is not ruled out for the season. San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan said Monday that he […]
Veteran defensive tackle DeForest Buckner, a 2016 No. 7 draft pick and former 49ers star, has publicly aired frustration with the Indianapolis Colts as trade rumors intensify. After the Colts’ loss to Minnesota on Oct. 27, 2026, Buckner was quoted as "sick and tired of the same song and dance" and sources confirm Indianapolis is actively shopping him. With the Colts already moving left guard Quenton Nelson, the team appears to be in seller’s mode, opening a rare window for the Vikings, who revamped their D‑line with rookies Jalen Redmond, Levi Drake Rodriguez and others. Buckner’s 2026 stats—31 tackles, 4 sacks and 8 QB hits—make him a high‑value target, though a first‑round bid seems unlikely.
Matt Barrows discusses what the Falcons loss revealed, the 49ers’ bye week reinforcements and why San Francisco could target D-line help.
On Tuesday, the Indianapolis Colts opted to shake things up by trading future Hall of Fame guard Quenton Nelson to the Seattle Seahawks in a blockbuster deal. The move makes it clear that the Colts are not intent on still trying to compete this year amid their disastrous 2-5 start to the season. Now, word […] The post NFL rumors: Colts’ DeForest Buckner trade coming ASAP after Quenton Nelson. Will it be 49ers? appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The 49ers received injury updates on Mike Evans, Nick Bosa, and Christian McCaffrey from John Lynch, with all three hoping to return after the bye week.
The 49ers are not planning to sit this trade deadline out. NFL insider Jordan Schultz reported on The Pivot that San Francisco and Chicago are the two teams tha
Caleb Williams ignites the NFL spotlight as the Chicago Bears upset the New England Patriots on Oct. 22, 2026, delivering a jaw‑dropping throw to Rome Odunze and out‑dueling fellow 2024 draft star Drake Maye. The piece dissects that quarterback showdown, praises Williams’ elite arm, and highlights other 2024 rookies—Michael Penix’s three‑TD win over the 49ers and J.J. McCarthy’s overtime heroics for the Giants. It also critiques Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs’ conservative play, praises Detroit coach Ben Johnson’s bold 58‑yard field‑goal call, and notes the Ravens’ struggles without Lamar Jackson. A must‑read for fans tracking the league’s rising QB talent.
The Dallas Cowboys snap a slump with a Monday Night Football win over the Philadelphia Eagles, improving to 3‑4 and staying within striking distance of the NFC East lead. Their next five games feature a soft schedule—Cardinals (2‑5), Colts (2‑5), 49ers (6‑1), Titans (1‑6) and a rematch with the Eagles—leaving only one tough opponent. Yet doubts linger: the Cowboys have lost eight of the last nine matchups against Arizona, and they remain a work‑in‑progress that can lose to anyone. The article polls fans on whether Dallas can string together victories or fall prey to the Cardinals’ “curse.”
49ers trade targets include DeForest Buckner, Khalil Mack, and Josh Sweat. See why San Francisco should prioritize depth before the NFL trade deadline.
The Seattle Seahawks bolster their offensive line by trading for eight-time Pro Bowl guard Quenton Nelson from the Indianapolis Colts. Seattle gives up a 2027 third‑round and a 2028 fifth‑round pick, aiming to close the gap with the 6‑1 49ers in the NFC West race. The move addresses the Seahawks' struggles protecting Sam Darnold and establishing a consistent run game, especially with left‑guard Grey Zabel already on the roster. Meanwhile, the Rams, who added Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie, may still consider deadline deals as they look to rebound after a 3‑4 start. The trade reshapes the West’s arms race ahead of Week 16.