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Christian McCaffrey injured? 49ers fans spot unusual movement vs LA Chargers; ‘Is he hurt?’

Christian McCaffrey was a little off today. The star 49ers RB was visibly struggling against the Los Angeles Chargers at Levi's Stadium

Published on: Nov 10, 2025, 05:13:07 IST
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Christian McCaffrey was a little off today. The star 49ers RB was visibly struggling against the Los Angeles Chargers at Levi's Stadium. Fans and fantasy owners were clearly confused and wondered: ‘Is McCaffrey injured?’ Well, a direct answer is ‘no’. He is not injured.

San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey, middle, is tackled by Los Angeles Rams safety Kam Curl (3) and linebacker Omar Speights (AP)
San Francisco 49ers running back Christian McCaffrey, middle, is tackled by Los Angeles Rams safety Kam Curl (3) and linebacker Omar Speights (AP)

At the time of writing this story, the 49ers were trailing 14-28. McCaffrey had 23 yards on nine carries as opposed to Brian Robinson Jr's 41 on eight carries.

“McCaffrey takes them down the field and they pull him on all goal plays again??? It has to be purposely!!!! ” one fantasy owner complained on X, platform formerly known as Twitter.

“McCaffrey on bench at the 1. I hate fixed sports,” another one added.

What happened to Christian McCaffrey?

Without Jauan Jennings, Ricky Pearsall, George Kittle, and Brock Purdy, McCaffrey has become the key man for San Francisco. However, he struggled through the game. It is unclear where the issue was.

San Francisco 49ers depth chart

Offense

Wide Receiver (WR)

Jauan Jennings

Demarcus Robinson

Left Tackle (LT)

Trent Williams

Left Guard (LG)

Spencer Burford

Center (C)

Jake Brendel

Matt Hennessy

Right Guard (RG)

Dominick Puni

Right Tackle (RT)

Colton McKivitz

Austen Pleasants

Tight End (TE)

George Kittle

Luke Farrell

Jake Tonges

Wide Receiver (WR)

Ricky Pearsall

Kendrick Bourne

Skyy Moore

Jordan Watkins

Running Back (RB)

Christian McCaffrey

Brian Robinson Jr.

Isaac Guerendo

Jordan James

Fullback (FB)

Kyle Juszczyk

Quarterback (QB)

Brock Purdy

Mac Jones

Adrian Martinez

Defense

Left Defensive End (LDE)

Mykel Williams

Bryce Huff

Left Defensive Tackle (LDT)

Kevin Givens

Kalia Davis

Alfred Collins

Right Defensive Tackle (RDT)

Jordan Elliott

C.J. West

Right Defensive End (RDE)

Yetur Gross-Matos

Sam Okuayinonu

Strongside Linebacker (SAM)

Luke Gifford

Curtis Robinson

Middle Linebacker (MIKE)

Tatum Bethune

Weakside Linebacker (WILL)

Dee Winters

Nick Martin

Left Cornerback (LCB)

Renardo Green

Chase Lucas

Right Cornerback (RCB)

Deommodore Lenoir

Darrell Luter Jr.

Nickelback (NB)

Upton Stout

Free Safety (FS)

Ji’Ayir Brown

Marques Sigle

Siran Neal

Strong Safety (SS)

Malik Mustapha

Jason Pinnock

Special Teams

Punter (P)

Thomas Morstead

Kicker (K)

Eddy Piñeiro

Holder (H)

Thomas Morstead

Punt Returner (PR)

Skyy Moore

Jordan Watkins

Kick Returner (KOR)

Skyy Moore

Brian Robinson Jr.

Isaac Guerendo

Long Snapper (LS)

Jon Weeks

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