Players are listed in order of most recent report.
WR Ricky Pearsall (ankle, returned)
Ricky Pearsall was slow to get up after a catch on the 49ers' first offensive drive. He was visibly frustrated before limping off the field and to the medical tent for evaluation.
The 49ers announced Pearsall sustained an ankle injury. However, he returned to the game.
CB Chase Lucas (stinger, returned)
Chase Lucas went down during the opening kickoff. He eventually sprinted off the field to the medical tent for evaluation before the 49ers announced he sustained a stinger.
Lucas returned to the game.
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