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San Francisco 49ers vs. New York Giants Injury Report – Latest Updates on Brock Purdy, George Kittle and Daniel Bellinger For NFL Week 9 Clash

Purdy’s return headlines 49ers’ injury outlook as Giants battle rising absences in Week 9

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The San Francisco 49ers (5-3) travel to MetLife Stadium to face the New York Giants (2-6) in a Week 9 battle on Sunday. Both teams are coming off Week 8 losses and enter the matchup battling through a series of injuries to key contributors.

San Francisco has hit a midseason crossroads after a strong 3-1 start. The 49ers have dropped two of their last three, falling at Tampa Bay in Week 6 and at Houston last week, tightening the NFC West race. Still, their wins over Seattle, New Orleans, Arizona, the Rams (in overtime), and Atlanta have highlighted flashes of the team’s championship potential. With divisional contests against the Rams and Cardinals on deck, Week 9 offers a chance to stabilize before the stretch run.

#49ers Brock Purdy is practicing today (limited)

Kyle Shanahan said Purdy will get some reps today pic.twitter.com/C2TlK3n52D
— 𝙏𝙝𝙚𝙎𝙁𝙉𝙞𝙣𝙚𝙧𝙨 (@TheSFNiners) October 29, 2025

The Giants, meanwhile, sit at 2-6 after a rough 0-3 start. Their victories over the Chargers and Eagles have been offset by setbacks to New Orleans, Denver, and another loss to Philadelphia. Offensive inconsistency and mounting injuries have made it difficult to build rhythm, forcing continued depth chart adjustments as they prepare to host San Francisco.

San Francisco 49ers Injury Update for Week 9 Game vs. New York Giants

San Francisco’s midweek report was lengthy, reflecting a team still managing several key health concerns. Offensive linemen Jake Brendel (hamstring) and Ben Bartch (ankle) were among the limited or non-participants, while multiple defensive linemen, including Alfred Collins (shoulder), Yetur Gross-Matos (knee/hamstring), Bryce Huff (hamstring), Sam Okuayinonu (ankle), and Dee Winters (knee), were all held out.

Quarterback Brock Purdy (toe) was limited but trending toward a return after missing time with turf toe, while tight end George Kittle (oblique) and receiver Jauan Jennings (ankle, rib, shoulder) both practiced in full. Running back Christian McCaffrey and tackle Trent Williams received rest days. Despite the long list, the 49ers appear positioned to regain some stability as Purdy works his way back under center.

Below is the injury report for the San Francisco 49ers for Week 9 action against the New York Giants.

Player	Position	Injury	Practice	Status
Ben Bartch	OL	Ankle	LP (Wed)	–
Jake Brendel	OL	Hamstring	DNP (Wed)	–
Spencer Burford	OL	Knee	FP (Wed)	–
Alfred Collins	DL	Shoulder	DNP (Wed)	–
Kalia Davis	DL	Hand	FP (Wed)	–
Jordan Elliott	DL	Ankle	LP (Wed)	–
Yetur Gross-Matos	DL	Knee, Hamstring	DNP (Wed)	–
Bryce Huff	DL	Hamstring	DNP (Wed)	–
Jauan Jennings	WR	Ankle, Rib, Shoulder	FP (Wed)	–
Mac Jones	QB	Knee	FP (Wed)	–
George Kittle	TE	Oblique	FP (Wed)	–
Christian McCaffrey	RB	Not Injury Related – Rest	DNP (Wed)	–
Sam Okuayinonu	DL	Ankle	DNP (Wed)	–
Ricky Pearsall	WR	Knee	DNP (Wed)	–
Brock Purdy	QB	Toe	LP (Wed)	–
Upton Stout	CB	Shoulder	LP (Wed)	–
Keion White	DL	Not Injury Related – Other	LP (Wed)	–
Trent Williams	T	Not Injury Related – Rest	DNP (Wed)	–
Dee Winters	LB	Knee	DNP (Wed)	–

*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

Full Injury Report for the 49ers:

Key Takeaways:
▸ George Kittle (oblique) was a FULL participant today
▸ Mac Jones (knee) was a full participant as well pic.twitter.com/dMkel4juo3
— Sleeper49ers (@SleeperSF49ers) October 29, 2025

New York Giants Injury Update for Week 9 Game vs. San Francisco 49ers

In contrast, the Giants’ injury situation remains concerning. Tight end Daniel Bellinger (neck) and cornerback Cor’Dale Flott (concussion), both sidelined against Philadelphia, did not practice again Wednesday. They were joined on the DNP list by cornerback Paulson Adebo (knee), guard Jermaine Eluemunor (pectoral), defensive end Chauncey Golston (neck), cornerback Art Green (hamstring), and wideout Jalin Hyatt (tooth).

Beaux Collins (quad), safety Jevon Holland (knee), and tight end Chris Manhertz (illness) were limited participants. Adding to the offensive strain, key playmakers Malik Nabers and Skattebo remain out for the season, leaving the unit thin on firepower.

Below is the injury report for the New York Giants for Week 9 action against the San Francisco 49ers.

Player	Position	Injury	Practice	Status
Paulson Adebo	CB	Knee	DNP (Wed)	–
Daniel Bellinger	TE	Neck	DNP (Wed)	–
Jermaine Eluemunor	G	Pec	DNP (Wed)	–
Cordale Flott	CB	Concussion	DNP (Wed)	–
Chauncey Golston	DE	Neck	DNP (Wed)	–
Art Green	CB	Hamstring	DNP (Wed)	–
Jalin Hyatt	WR	Tooth	DNP (Wed)	–
Greg Van Roten	G	NIR – Rest	DNP (Wed)	–
Beaux Collins	WR	Quad	LP (Wed)	–
Jevon Holland	SAF	Knee	LP (Wed)	–
Chris Manhertz	TE	Illness	LP (Wed)	–
Rico Payton	CB	Groin	FP (Wed)	–

*Note: DNP – Did not practice, LP – Limited participant, FP – Full participant

GIANTS INJURY REPORT 10/29

Did Not Participate in Practice:
▪️CB Paulson Adebo (Knee)
▪️TE Daniel Bellinger (Neck)
▪️OT Jermaine Eluemunor (Pec)
▪️CB Cor’Dale Flott (Concussion)
▪️DL Chauncey Golston (Neck)
▪️CB Art Green (Hamstring)
▪️WR Jalin Hyatt (Tooth)
▪️G Greg Van Roten… pic.twitter.com/2gQKl5iE4T
— Dan Salomone (@Dan_Salomone) October 29, 2025

Both teams enter Week 9 dealing with extensive injury lists, but the situations feel markedly different. For San Francisco, the potential return of Brock Purdy offers stability and leadership as the offense looks to regain rhythm. The Giants, however, remain shorthanded with several defensive starters still sidelined and key offensive weapons already out for the season. As Friday’s final practice reports near, the 49ers appear better equipped to absorb their absences heading into Sunday’s clash at MetLife Stadium.

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I’m an academic turned sports writer from Raipur, India, specializing in the NFL, MMA, and tennis at The Playoffs. I previously wrote for Sportskeeda and hold a B.A. and M.A. in History. My journey into sports media began far from the field, rooted in the arts and sciences. Funny enough, I didn’t grow up a sports fan; I used to see it all as just noise. But a fateful writing job introduced me to the world of sports, and what began as a gig quickly became a passion. I understood those voices aren’t noise; they’re emotions of true sports fans, and now I am one of them, writing with the same energy I once questioned.