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Costumes, campus visits, and community service kept the San Francisco 49ers busy during their Bye Week.

San Francisco 49ers players used their bye week to relax, celebrate Halloween, and participate in community service before resuming the NFL season. The team kicked off the break with an annual Halloween costume party hosted by quarterback Brock Purdy and his wife, Jenna. Multiple players, including Nick Bosa, Ricky Pearsall, George Kittle, and Kyle Juszczyk, dressed up in movie and television-inspired costumes.
Several players made college homecomings and supported charitable initiatives during the time off. Safety Malik Mustapha visited Wake Forest, while Kittle served as honorary captain at Iowa and visited young patients at Stead Family Children's Hospital. Additionally, Ji'Ayir Brown built beds for children through his foundation, and Christian McCaffrey stepped in as a wedding officiant.
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