Tyler Fulghum is optimistic about the San Francisco 49ers’ chances in their upcoming Week 15 clash against the Los Angeles Rams. One of the notable aspects of the game is the presence of running back Isaac Guerendo, who will be active despite battling a sprained foot. Despite being listed as questionable, Guerendo expressed confidence, stating he “feels good.”
In addition, the 49ers made a significant move by activating linebacker Dre Greenlaw from the PUP list. This marks Greenlaw’s return after recovering from a torn Achilles tendon he suffered during last season’s Super Bowl. Furthermore, star defensive end Nick Bosa is also back in the lineup after missing the last three games due to injuries affecting his left hip and oblique.
The 49ers hold a current record of 6-7 and are in urgent need of a win to revive their playoff aspirations. However, they will be without key players, including left tackle Trent Williams (ankle), safety Malik Mustapha (chest and shoulder), and guard Ben Bartch, who was placed on injured reserve due to a high ankle sprain.
Guerendo has stepped up as the starting running back due to injuries to Christian McCaffrey, Elijah Mitchell, and Jordan Mason. In his first start, he showcased an impressive performance against the Chicago Bears, rushing for 78 yards and two touchdowns while also catching two passes for 50 yards before his injury. His performance made him only the fourth player in 49ers history to achieve over 100 scrimmage yards and at least two touchdowns in his first game, joining names like Carlos Hyde, Earl Cooper, and Hugh McElhenny.
As the 49ers prepare for this crucial matchup, they are demonstrating resilience with players like Guerendo stepping up in significant ways. Fans can look forward to an exciting game as the team fights to solidify their playoff status, highlighting the depth and talent on their roster.
This matchup offers a glimpse of hope as the 49ers work through injuries and strive for a return to the playoffs, showcasing the heart and determination that defines the franchise.