49ers List Williams and Greenlaw as Questionable; Evans Ruled Out Against Cowboys

San Francisco 49ers left tackle Trent Williams and linebacker Dre Greenlaw are questionable for Sunday after suffering injuries during Thursday's practice.

The San Francisco 49ers have listed left tackle Trent Williams (shoulder) and linebacker Dre Greenlaw (knee) as questionable for Sunday’s matchup against the Dallas Cowboys. According to ESPN, both players were injured during Thursday's practice session. Williams did not participate in Friday's practice, while Greenlaw remained a limited participant.

Head coach Kyle Shanahan identified Vederian Lowe as the replacement swing tackle should Williams be unavailable. If Greenlaw cannot play, rookie Jaden Dugger is expected to start at weakside linebacker. Additionally, wide receiver Mike Evans will miss his third consecutive game due to Achilles tendinitis that began in Week 6; Shanahan noted there is a chance Evans returns next week against the Minnesota Vikings.

Several other starters appear on the 49ers injury report as questionable, including cornerbacks Deommodore Lenoir (foot), Renardo Green (back), and Upton Stout (shoulder/neck). Defensive tackle C.J. West (knee) and defensive back Nate Hobbs (adductor) are also questionable as they await potential activation from injured reserve on Saturday. In contrast, wide receiver Deebo Samuel has been cleared to play after practicing all week following a hamstring injury that sidelined him since Week 5.