Wide receiver Anquan Boldin will make his 39th straight start tonight against the Seahawks despite a hamstring injury that made him questionable on the injury report.Running back Carlos Hyde (foot) and right tackle Erik Pears (back), who were also questionable, are also active.Boldin, 35, didn't play on the 49ers' final series in last week's 25-20 win over the Ravens after he appeared to sustain his hamstring injury on a failed two-point conversion.Boldin is playing four days after his first cousin, Corey Jones, 31, was the victim of a fatal police shooting that is making national headlines.In the season opener, Hayne muffed a punt the Vikings recovered.
Boldin, Hyde will play vs. Seahawks; Hayne is inactive
Oct 22, 2015 at 4:47 PM
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