The 49ers’ final injury report ahead of their Monday night showdown with the Packers in Green Bay came with a bit of interesting news. Running back Matt Breida injured his ankle in the team’s Week 5 loss to the Cardinals. It was reported as a high ankle sprain, and head coach Kyle Shanahan early in the week called him ‘doubtful’ for the Packers game. Breida wound up practicing Saturday and is officially listed as questionable on the team’s injury report. Here’s a look at the full report. Out WR Dante Pettis (knee) Doubtful WR Trent Taylor (back) Questionable RB Matt Breida (shoulder, ankle) WR Pierre Garcon (shoulder, knee) TE George Kittle (knee) G Mike Person (knee) C Weston Richburg (knee) T Joe Staley (knee) CB K’Waun Williams (illness) Williams was a late addition to the slew of injured 49ers. He missed Saturday’s practice with an illness that landed him as questionable vs. the Packers. Not having Williams would be a big blow to a shallow 49ers’ secondary. San Francisco has a chance to hang around Monday night if all of the questionable players play. If they’re missing players on the offensive line or the secondary, it could wind up being a long night for the 49ers.<doc-sep>An extra day might allow Matt Breida to play. After head coach Kyle Shanahan had deemed him “doubtful” to suit up Monday against the Packers, the 49ers’ running back was listed as questionable Saturday with an ankle injury. Breida was limited in practice Friday after he was sidelined for the previous two practices with an injury that forced him out of last Sunday’s 28-18 loss to the Cardinals. Shanahan, who has hailed Breida’s toughness, said he didn’t expect him to make such quick progress. “Just knowing Breida and how he is, he always gives himself a chance,” Shanahan said. “Got enough to at least go out a little bit today. That’s something that’ll come down to right before game time.” The 49ers will have until 1 p.m. Monday to promote one of their two practice-squad running backs, Jeff Wilson or Matt Dayes, if Breida can’t play. Shanahan said Breida isn’t the only player whose status is up in the air. Wide receiver Pierre Garcon (shoulder, knee), tight end George Kittle (knee), guard Mike Person (knee), center Weston Richburg (knee), left tackle Joe Staley (knee) and cornerback K’Waun Williams (illness) are also questionable. Wide receiver Trent Taylor (back) is doubtful. Monday’s game Who: 49ers (1-4) at Packers (2-2-1) When: 5:15 p.m. TV:Channel: 7ESPN, ESPN2 Radio: 680, 107.7 See More Collapse “We’re going to need these full two days,” Shanahan said. “Not just for Breida, but for a few other people.” Staley’s knee: Staley said his right knee felt “more stable” after he gutted through last Sunday’s loss to the Cardinals with the injury that sidelined him during a defeat to the Chargers on Sept. 30. “It was structural,” Staley said. “There were a few times in the game where it got loose on (me) and (I) could feel it kind of move and shift. But I came out no worse than I did going in , so that was a good thing.” Cold comfort: Shanahan’s favorite memory from Lambeau Field in Green Bay is from his first visit as an offensive coordinator. On Dec. 7, 2008, Shanahan, then with the Texans, oversaw an offense that gained 549 yards in a 24-21 win over the Packers. The only downside: It was 3 degrees at kickoff. “I tried to go to the box, but they made me stay on the field,” Shanahan said. “I was freezing.” Eric Branch is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer.<doc-sep>49ers vs. Packers: Kyle Shanahan says status of Matt Breida will come down to game time By David Bonilla Oct 13, 2018 at 2:39 PM • All eyes have been on Breida's progress this week. He suffered a mid-ankle sprain during last weekend's loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Breida was listed as questionable on the How did Breida look during his first practice of the week? "He looked limited," Shanahan told a reporter after Saturday's practice. Breida's status for Monday night against the Green Bay Packers will likely come down to the wire. Should the 49ers activate a running back from the practice squad or make a similar roster move before Monday at 1 p.m., it would be a good indication of whether or not Breida is healthy enough to play. "When you play on Sunday, we've got to make that by 1 o'clock on Saturday because you're not allowed to do anything on Sunday," Shanahan explained. "But, you can on Monday. So, we have until 1 o'clock on Monday to make that decision." Shanahan was happy to have Breida available for Saturday's practice, but his participation wasn't exactly a surprise to the head coach. Not counting fullback "I know [Mostert] struggled last week with his opportunity," Shanahan said. "I had a good talk with Raheem this week. We challenged him real hard. He was up for the challenge. Everyone knows Raheem has earned his spot here as a special teams player. He's done a hell of a job at that, but there's going to come a time just like last week, and there will come a time again, where we need him to help us at running back. He has that ability. I do believe he has that mindset and the way he worked this week gives me a lot of confidence going into this game." The 49ers also have San Francisco 49ers running back Matt Breida returned to practice on Saturday, which was the team's final practice session before boarding a plane for Green Bay. He was limited, but it was seen as progress considering the running back did not participate in the practices held on Thursday or Friday.All eyes have been on Breida's progress this week. He suffered a mid-ankle sprain during last weekend's loss to the Arizona Cardinals. Breida was listed as questionable on the 49ers' official injury report , which the 49ers released on Saturday afternoon. That too is better than expected. Head coach Kyle Shanahan said earlier during the week that he expected Breida to be listed as doubtful.How did Breida look during his first practice of the week? "He looked limited," Shanahan told a reporter after Saturday's practice.Breida's status for Monday night against the Green Bay Packers will likely come down to the wire. Should the 49ers activate a running back from the practice squad or make a similar roster move before Monday at 1 p.m., it would be a good indication of whether or not Breida is healthy enough to play. "When you play on Sunday, we've got to make that by 1 o'clock on Saturday because you're not allowed to do anything on Sunday," Shanahan explained. "But, you can on Monday. So, we have until 1 o'clock on Monday to make that decision. "Shanahan was happy to have Breida available for Saturday's practice, but his participation wasn't exactly a surprise to the head coach. "Just knowing Breida and how he is, he always gives himself a chance," he continued. "Got enough to at least go out a little bit today. That's something that'll come down to right before game time. "Not counting fullback Kyle Juszczyk , the other running backs on the active roster are Alfred Morris and Raheem Mostert "I know [Mostert] struggled last week with his opportunity," Shanahan said. "I had a good talk with Raheem this week. We challenged him real hard. He was up for the challenge. Everyone knows Raheem has earned his spot here as a special teams player. He's done a hell of a job at that, but there's going to come a time just like last week, and there will come a time again, where we need him to help us at running back. He has that ability. I do believe he has that mindset and the way he worked this week gives me a lot of confidence going into this game. "The 49ers also have Jeff Wilson and Matt Dayes on the practice squad. More San Francisco 49ers News 49ers center Weston Richburg will retire, says Kyle Shanahan By David Bonilla May 25, 2021 San Francisco 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan provided an update on Weston Richburg. The veteran center plans to retire from the NFL. The move will be made official at some point this offseason. The New York Giants made Richburg a second-round selection out of Colorado State in 2014. 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"Just from my conversations with Coach Shanahan, I think there's some things that he wants to expand on, being able to utilize the quarterback as another option. And in the NFL, you can't afford to get your quarterback injured, but it can be part of the complementary 49ers rookie Trey Sermon shares first impression of Kyle Shanahan, talks Trey Lance, Bobby Turner By David Bonilla May 14, 2021 New San Francisco 49ers running back Trey Sermon was already familiar with at least one rookie teammate — quarterback Trey Lance. The two trained together, leading to the draft, and Sermon learned quickly how hard of a worker Lance is. "When I got that call (from the 49ers), I was excited," Sermon shared with reporters on Friday. "I was training with this guy back in Florida, and now we're going to be on the same team. It was definitely a good feeling." Sermon, Lance, and the rest of the 49ers rookies are taking part in a three-day minicamp this weekend. 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The San Francisco 49ers released their final injury report in anticipation to their Monday Night Football game against the Green Bay Packers and Dante Pettis isn’t the only wide receiver to miss the primetime matchup. Trent Taylor will also be out for the game. The beat writers have also reported that Taylor will be out. Richie James had a few looks in Week 5, but with Taylor now sidelined, he has an opportunity to show some things and develop a role with the team. Matt Breida (shoulder/ankle), who many thought would not make the trip to Green Bay was listed as questionable and remains a game-time decision according to Kyle Shanahan. If put in the game, I’d imagine Breida would get limited snaps while Alfred Morris would be playing a bit more just so the 49ers don’t aggravate anything. The 49ers do have until Monday afternoon to make a decision on the roster for Monday Night, that will give them some time to evaluate the injuries and make some decisions. Meanwhile with the Green Bay Packers, quarterback Aaron Rodgers was not listed on the practice report at all. Rodgers suffered a knee injury in Week 1 that has been lingering since. Wide receivers Randall Cobb (hamstring) and Geronimo Allison (hamstring) are both game-time decisions, so Rodgers has even less people to throw to. 49ers injury report Out: WR Dante Pettis (knee), Doubtful: WR Trent Taylor (back) Questionable:RB Matt Breida (shoulder, ankle), WR Pierre Garcon (shoulder, knee), TE George Kittle (knee), G Mike Person (knee), C Weston Richburg (knee), T Joe Staley (knee), CB K’Waun Williams (illness) Packers injury report Questionable: CB Jaire Alexander (groin), WR Geronimo Allison (hamstring), CB Bashaud Breeland (hamstring), T Bryan Bulaga (knee), WR Randall Cobb (hamstring), G Justin McCray (shoulder), T Jason Spriggs (ankle), S Jermaine Whitehead (back)