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The 49ers threw their annual Halloween party to kick off their bye week. Quarterback Brock Purdy and his wife, Jenna, hosted the spectacular event for players and loved ones. Purdy was spotted wearing a Sully costume from the Disney movie…

The San Francisco 49ers celebrated the start of their bye week with their annual Halloween party, hosted by quarterback Brock Purdy and his wife, Jenna. Attendees wore various costumes, including Purdy dressed as Sully from "Monsters, Inc.," wide receiver Ricky Pearsall as Austin Powers, and Romello Height as Chucky. Another attendee notably wore a costume depicting Daejon Love, a fraudster who previously claimed to be a 49ers player.
While the players enjoy time off ahead of their matchup against the Raiders, the team's front office is actively exploring trade options before the November 10 trade deadline to address roster injuries.
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