Good morning. Welcome to 49ers and 5, your daily update on everything happening with the team that you need to know.

I'm Rob Stats Guerr. Today is Thursday, December 7, 23. Here's what's happening with your San Francisco 49ers.

We'll get to Dre Greenlaw defending himself from accusations of being a dirty player in a minute.

But we begin as we begin every show with the injury report.

It's a little lengthy.

Eric Armstead has knee and foot problems.

Kyle Shanahan didn't officially rule him out, but did say it's

unlikely that he goes Sunday against the Seahawks. Elijah Mitchell is sore from the game. He's got a

knee. Apparently those like four carries he got really banged him up. Ross Dwellie, we know already

has an ankle problem. Spencer Burford did not practice with a knee and Dorell Luter is already out. He has a hamstring. Obviously, he did not practice either. Good news,

Ray Ray McLeod was limited. So hopefully he is trending towards coming back against the Seahawks.

Although I don't think anybody minded seeing Debo Samuel back there on kickoffs. Plano returns

was a little scary, but hopefully

Ray Ray will be back.

So let's get to the audio portion of the show.

Dre Greenlaw, you have been called a dirty player by pretty much everybody in Philly.

A lot of people are now aware of all the personal file penalties, the fact that you've

gotten ejected in two straight seasons. So very simply, are you a dirty player?

No, I ain't no dirty player. I mean, I'm not a dirty player. I play by the rules. I mean,

just because you type of a little physical doesn't make you a dirty player. So yeah.

So it is possible to just be a really aggressive guy who sometimes think, you know, that line gets a little blurry sometimes.

Yeah, yeah, no, it definitely gets blurry sometimes, especially, you know, just the game and the motions and everything.

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