For the 49ers, Ricky Pearsall remained a non-participant, missing practice once again. Brock Purdy was limited for the second straight day and is uncertain to play against the Rams, while Dee Winters was downgraded from limited to DNP.

With Jones under center, the 49ers are 5-3 despite a rotating cast of skill position players aside from star running back Christian McCaffrey. On Sunday, tight end George Kittle said three straight times that he did not expect Jones to be as good as he's been after the Niners signed him to a two-year deal worth up to $8.4 million in March.

In the Rams' two losses this season, they suffered blocked kicks but on Sunday, it appears the tide has turned. The Rams went six for six on PATs (they attempted no field goals since they scored six touchdowns), with Harrison Mevis making his first ever start as a kicker and with Jake McQuaide returning as the team's long snapper.

Brock Purdy continues to be limited in practice by a lingering turf toe injury. Here's looking at why San Francisco has the luxury to remain patient with his game availability for a while.

The San Francisco 49ers defense got some good news when their Week 10 inactives came out. Brock Purdy will not suit up.

Taylor ran all over the Falcons defense for a career-high 244 yards. The Colts rushed for 323 yards and racked up 519 total yards of offense in Week 10. Despite another impressive performance by wide receiver Drake London (six catches for 104 receiving yards and one touchdown),

The 49ers have been waiting for quarterback Brock Purdy to return from a toe injury for the last several weeks.

The Chicago Bears are back at Soldier Field for a Week 10 game against the New York Giants, where Chicago is looking to keep up their winning ways with their sixth victory in the last seven games. The Bears are coming off a thrilling shootout win over the Cincinnati Bengals,