National reaction to 49ers arriving in All-Black for Week 13 matchup vs. Eagles

The San Francisco 49ers players arrived to Lincoln Financial Field in All-Black prior to their Week 13 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles

After ten months of talking, speculations, what-ifs, and rule changes, the San Francisco 49ers will get another shot at the Philadelphia Eagles with a healthy Brock Purdy at quarterback.

The Niners arrive with Brock Purdy, along with a talented skill position group that has the Niners favored on the road against a 10-1 Eagles team.

San Francisco says it’s just another game, but 49ers players are dressed in all black for an NFL-style funeral ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.

Philadelphia will be without Zach Cunningham (hamstring), while Fletcher Cox (groin) is a gametime decision.

Fletcher Cox will play, while Dallas Goedert will wait another week.

With kickoff fast approaching, here is the reaction to the 49ers All-Black approach.

Eagles vs. 49ers inactives: Fletcher Cox to play, Dallas Goedert ruled out

The Philadelphia Eagles released their inactives list for Week 13 and Fletcher Cox will play against the 49ers, while Dallas Goedert is out

The Eagles released their list of inactives for Sunday’s matchup against the 49ers, and after a pregame workout, Fletcher Cox will play.

Dallas Goedert returned to practice on Friday, but was ruled out and will likely make his return in Week 14 against the Cowboys in Dallas.

Tight end Grant Calcaterra is also active after missing last week’s game with an ankle injury.

Wide receiver A.J. Brown (thigh), defensive tackle Jordan Davis (hamstring), wide receiver DeVonta Smith (knee), D’Andre Swift (ankle), and Milton Williams (concussion) all will play after practicing fully on Friday.

Williams missed last week’s win over the Bills while he was in concussion protocol.

Eagles vs. 49ers preview: Who has the advantage in Week 13?

We’re breaking down the Eagles matchup against the 49ers, and previewing who has the advantage in critical situations

The Philadelphia Eagles will play at home for the second-consecutive week when they host the San Francisco 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field.

This will be the 37th matchup, with the Niners hold a 21-14-1 lead and it’ll be the first meeting between the two teams since last season’s NFC Championship Game. San Francisco is looking to improve to 11-6-1 when visiting Philadelphia.

With kickoff quickly approaching, we’re looking at who has the advantage in key situations.

Eagles projected depth chart for Week 13 matchup vs. 49ers

We’re projecting the Philadelphia Eagles depth chart for the Week 13 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles (10-1) are about four hours away from hosting the 49ers (8-3) on Sunday afternoon in a rematch of the NFC Championship Game.

This matchup concerns the Philadelphia defense and their ability to handle and contain the San Francisco offense.

The Eagles released their final injury report ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the 49ers, and Fletcher Cox has been listed as questionable with a groin injury.

All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson (groin) was a full participant during Friday’s practice and has no game status designation for today after missing the win over Buffalo.

Tight end Dallas Goedert (forearm) returned to practice for the first time since fracturing his forearm in Week 9. He was a limited participant and is doubtful for today’s game against the 49ers.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s an updated depth chart after several roster moves. 

Eagles vs 49ers: 7 keys matchups to watch in Week 13 showdown

We’re looking at seven matchups to watch when the Philadelphia Eagles face the San Francisco 49ers in Week 13

After ten months of talking, speculations, what-ifs, and rule changes, the San Francisco 49ers will get another shot at the Philadelphia Eagles with a healthy Brock Purdy at quarterback.

Philadelphia will be without Zach Cunningham (hamstring), while Fletcher Cox (groin) is a game-time decision.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s a look at seven key matchups to watch.

NFL Week 13 picks: Who the experts are taking in Eagles vs. 49ers

We’re previewing Philadelphia’s matchup vs. San Francisco and looking at who the NFL experts are picking in Eagles-49ers

After ten months of talking, speculations, what-ifs, and rule changes, the San Francisco 49ers will get another shot at the Philadelphia Eagles with a healthy Brock Purdy at quarterback.

It’s the return of Purdy, along with a talented skill position group that has the Niners favored on the road against a 10-1 Eagles team.

Philadelphia will be without Zach Cunningham (hamstring), while Fletcher Cox (groin) is a gametime decision.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s a look at who the NFL experts are picking.

Eagles release epic hype video ahead of Week 13 showdown vs. 49ers

The Philadelphia Eagles are willing to do whatever it takes and dropped this epic hype video ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the San Francisco 49ers.

After ten months of talking, speculations, what-ifs, and rule changes, the San Francisco 49ers will get another shot at the Philadelphia Eagles with a healthy Brock Purdy at quarterback.

Purdy was knocked out of the NFC Championship loss to the Eagles.

After Josh Johnson was forced to exit, the NFL instituted a new rule, allowing teams to dress three quarterbacks, with the third signal-caller only entering the game in case of two guys leaving with an injury.

With the matchup now just 24 hours away, the Eagles dropped this epic hype video, letting fans and the Niners know that they”‘ll do “whatever it takes.”

Quarterback Jalen Hurts was 15-25 passing for 121 yards passing on the day, as Philadelphia racked up the bulk of their yards on the ground.

Miles Sanders and Kenneth Gainwell had 40+ yards rushing, while Boston Scott scored a touchdown in his third straight game.

San Francisco quarterback Brock Purdy was forced to exit the first quarter with an elbow injury, and the NFC West champions saw their offense sputter from theirs.

Purdy was forced back into action after fourth-string quarterback Josh Johnson suffered a concussion.

Since then, Deebo Samuel has called James Bradberry “trash,” and Nick Bosa has called for the tush push to be banned.

During the NFL schedule release, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan was excited about the league giving his team a chance to have a healthy Purdy under center.

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Eagles 53-man roster vs. 49ers: News and notes for Week 13

We’re looking at the Philadelphia Eagles updated 53-man roster for the Week 13 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers

The Eagles and 49ers are a little over 40 hours away from an NFC Championship game rematch that has grown contentious since last January.

Philadelphia will be without Zach Cunningham (hamstring), while Fletcher Cox (groin) is a gametime decision.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s an updated 53-man roster for the Eagles.

Keys for Eagles defense vs. 49ers offense in Week 13

We’re looking at several critical keys for the Philadelphia Eagles defense against the San Francisco 49ers offense in Week 13

The Eagles (10-1) will host the 49ers (8-3) on Sunday afternoon in a rematch of the NFC Championship Game.

This matchup is all about the Philadelphia defense, and their ability to handle, and contain the San Francisco offense.

Dating back to Week 4, Haason Reddick is tied for fourth in the NFL with 15 QB hits, 46 pressures and he’s tied for sixth in the NFL with 8.5 sacks. Josh Sweat has produced the 4th-most pressures (59) in the league, behind Micah Parsons (71), Nick Bosa (66) and Josh Allen (65).

With kickoff fast approaching, here are several critical keys for the Eagles defense.

Kyle Shanahan not worried about RT Colton McKivitz after rough game vs. Steelers

Colton McKivitz had a rough game Sunday, but #49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan isn’t pondering any changes on the OL.

Week 1 was a tough assignment for new 49ers right tackle Colton McKivitz, who was on an island with former Defensive Player of the Year TJ Watt more than once against the Steelers.

Watt tallied three sacks, all allowed by McKivitz. The right tackle also allowed five of the 15 pressures generated by the Steelers pass rush.

Despite a rough first game for McKivitz, head coach Kyle Shanahan isn’t worried about his new right tackle in part because of the nature of the matchup.

“He had the toughest matchup on the field,” Shanahan said in a Monday conference call. “There was definitely a number that Watt got him. There’s a couple situations we could have helped him out better with some chips and stuff. He battled throughout it, but did good enough for us to win. It was a huge challenge going against that player.”

Shanahan went on to say he believes McKivitz “kept battling and I think he’ll do better next week.”

The 49ers will need an improvement from their starting RT over the next few weeks. While Watt is a tough matchup, he’s not the only All-Pro caliber edge rusher on their schedule.

In Week 5 they’ll face the Cowboys and LB Micah Parsons. In Week 6 they take on the Browns and DEs Myles Garrett and Za’Darius Smith. Week 7 the 49ers visit the Vikings and DE Danielle Hunter.

If McKivitz hasn’t improved by then, those games could become significantly more difficult and it may force the 49ers to explore a change. For now though they’re going to ride the 2020 fifth-round pick in hopes he develops into a reliable option opposite Trent Williams.

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