Marquise Goodwin

Marquise Goodwin has a personal, deep-seeded reason for protesting during the playing of the national anthem before 49ers games. He’s thinking of his wrongfully-incarcerated father who had his life stripped from him for a crime he didn’t commit.

Marquise Goodwin delved into the tragedy of losing his infant son Sunday morning and then scoring a touchdown and inspiring his teammates to the 49ers’ first win of the season later that day.

The 49ers might wait on playing Jimmy Garoppolo after C.J. Beathard’s performance and will likely keep Reuben Foster at outside linebacker for a while.

Goodwin spoke about the resilience and courage of this wife Morgan.

Goodwin planted a stiff-arm into the trailing Janoris Jenkins, the Giants best cornerback, which allowed Goodwin to jog the last 20 yards into the end zone.

After an 0-5 start to the season which has now included four consecutive losses by three points or less, the 49ers are feeling the heat.

Mike Pereira thinks that while the 49ers have been victims of some questionable calls this season, the dearth of their talent exacerbates the effect of those calls.

The 49ers could get safety Eric Reid (knee) and rookie sensation Reuben Foster (knee) into practice next week for their big game at Washington. Coach Kyle Shanahan also said his team needs to make a play “at the moment of truth.”

Even with a fluid roster and a new regime from head to toe, the 49ers didn’t expect to be winless through the first four games of the season.

Thursday Night Football has come to be defined by lousy play and awful viewing experiences. Don’t expect that to change this week.