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Good morning. I'm Rob Stats Guerrera. Today is Tuesday, October 20th, 2020. Here's what's happening with your San Francisco 40-9ers.

It's well known by now that the Niners have the most challenging remaining schedule in the NFL.

In their next three games alone, San Francisco will go to New England, to Seattle, and then hosts Green Bay on a short week for Thursday night football.

We found out yesterday that they will be without some of their best players for those games. Running back Rahim Mostert and

Senator Ben Garland are most likely headed to short-term IR, which will keep them out for three weeks.

Mostert has a high ankle sprain and Garland is nursing what the team is calling a calf strain,

and if that wasn't enough, safety Jquisky Tart and tackle Trent Williams could also miss time with a groin and

ankle injury respectively. Kyle Shanahan said both will be further evaluated this week. The Mostert

injury is particularly damaging because it seems like the offensive line has finally got a little

bit of cohesion after six games.

Kyle Shanahan, would you agree?

We haven't played great in all these games by no means.

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