Kendrick Bourne

Robinson came on as a depth piece late in the year (after a brief DUI suspension) as he played over Kendrick Bourne and shined in the NFC Wild Card game to the tune of a 6/111/1 receiving line against the Eagles. He's under contract with the 49ers for 2026 but should only be a depth piece unless several rehab assignments go long - which, given that it's the 49ers, perhaps we shouldn't pretend that won't be the case.

Bourne went for 142 yards in Week 4, 142 yards in Week 5, and 180 yards from Weeks 7-18. It was a fun ride. Bourne enters free agency as a respectable outside depth receiver, but he hasn't cracked 600 yards since 2021 and will need extreme circumstances to be fantasy-relevant going forward.

49ers WR Ricky Pearsall (knee, ankle) is inactive for today's Wild Card game vs. the Eagles. No surprise after he missed practice all week. Pearsall's absence leaves Demarcus Robinson and Kendrick Bourne as San Francisco's No. 2 and 3 WRs behind Jauan Jennings.

He played 37-of-42 snaps and out-targeted Kendrick Bourne four to one in San Francisco's finale. Assuming Ricky Pearsall is able to play in the Wild Card round, this won't matter much. But it is worth noting that Robinson could be the DFS punt we're interested in -- rather than Bourne -- if Pearsall is sidelined again.

49ers WR Ricky Pearsall (knee, ankle) is inactive for tonight's game vs. the Seahawks. It's a surprise after he played last week and got in three limited practices this week. Pearsall's absence leaves Kendrick Bourne and Demarcus Robinson as San Francisco's No. 2 and 3 WRs -- and should mean more targets for RB Christian McCaffrey, TE George Kittle, and WR Jauan Jennings.