Robbie Gould Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

George Kittle, Robbie Gould, and Jeff Wilson have all been activated to the 53-man roster from IR ahead of Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. George Kittle is expected to return to his role as the top tight end in the 49ers offense pushing Ross Dwelley and Charlie Woerner down the depth Chart. Jeff Wilson is expected to be used as a change of pace back to compliment Elijah Mitchell which will sap both of their upsides. JaMychal Hasty will likely still have a role in the offense as he will continue to see much of the passing work out of the backfield while it looks as though Trey Sermon will be a healthy scratch. Robbie Gould is expected to handle the kicking duties going forward.

Deebo Samuel and Elijah Mitchell have been listed questionable for Sunday while George Kittle and Robbie Gould are expected to be activated tomorrow from IR to the active roster and play in Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals. Though expected to play, If Samuel were to miss Brandon Aiyuk would become the top receiver in the 49ers offense and would warrant strong consideration. If Mitchell were to miss the backfield would either be led by Trey Sermon, JaMychal Hasty, or (the possibly returning) Jeff Wilson. At this point it would be too tough to make a decsion on who Kyle Shanahan would decide to lean on or if he would decide to go with a running back by committee approach. The returning Kittle will instantly slot back in as the top tight end for San Francisco sending Charlie Woerner and Ross Dwelley back down the depth chart. Robbie Gould is also expected to make his return and should handle the 49ers kicking duties going forward.

Deebo Samuel and Elijah Mitchell logged DNPs Wednesday while George Kittle, Jeff Wilson Jr., and Robbie Gould all returned to practice ahead of the 49ers matchup with the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday. Samuel aggravated his calf injury last game but Coach Shanahan still fully expects him to play this weekend. Mitchell is dealing with a rib injury and it is too early to tell at this point if he will be available on Sunday. If he were to miss JaMychal Hasty and Trey Sermon would be expected to lead the backfield (the returning Jeff Wilson is not expected to be ready by Sunday). Kittle is expected to be available this Sunday and should immediately slot back in as a difference making tight end for the 49ers. Robbie Gould is also expected to be ready by Sunday and should handle the kicking duties going forward.

As expected with the signing of Joey Slye, Robbie Gould will be placed on IR by the 49ers and will miss at least the next three weeks with a groin injury that he suffered in warmups before last Sunday's game. Joey Slye will handle the kicking duties for San Francisco's matchup with the Arizona Cardinals this Sunday.

The 49ers waived Chase McLaughlin Tuesday. Robbie Gould must be fully healthy again and ready to kick fully.

Both Breida and Gould are doubtful and likely out again. The 49ers are deep at RB/FB, with RBs Tevin Coleman and Raheem Mostert and FB Kyle Juszczyk all available. Juszczyk had a breakout game last week, catching all 7 of his targets for 63 yards, but Tevin Coleman remains the top back in this offense.

Chase McLaughlin will kick for Robbie Gould if needed.

The 49ers could be without three offensive players Sunday vs the Cardinals. If Kittle is out, Ross Dwelley will get the start at TE against a Cardinals' defense that has been destroyed by TEs this season. Breida being out would mean more touches for Coleman and Mostert, while Chase McLaughlin would handle kicking duties.

All three players could suit up this week, as the 49ers just played Monday night and could be looking to rest some banged up players. Gould was the only player off the three to not play last week.