The San Francisco 49ers dodged a major bullet as Mike Evans continues to battle Achilles soreness that caused him to leave the Week 6 win over the Washington Commanders on Oct. 19. Nonetheless, this injury scare is leading to trade…

49ers reporter Grant Cohn expressed concern that San Francisco will avoid trading for a wide receiver before the Nov. 10 deadline despite an injury scare involving Mike Evans. Evans left San Francisco's Week 6 victory against the Washington Commanders on Oct. 19 due to Achilles soreness. Cohn noted on the "49ers Collective" podcast that the 6-0 team might simply wait for returning players rather than acquiring outside help.
In contrast, former offensive lineman Alex Boone argued the 49ers must trade for a receiver to provide reliable targets for quarterback Brock Purdy. The team's wide receiver room has faced multiple injuries, including issues affecting Deebo Samuel Sr., De'Zhaun Stribling, and Demarcus Robinson. Media speculation has linked the 49ers to potential trade targets, including Jacksonville Jaguars wideout Brian Thomas Jr.
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