Garrison Hearst left the game in the second half after his hamstring tightened up again. The 49ers decided to hold him out after stretching him out, to prevent further injury. Hearst, who hates to miss games, said it was a mutual decision between him and the trainers to leave the game.

Guard Erich Heitmann suffered a concussion, believed to be his first one. Heitmann will play next week unless symptoms of post concussion syndrome surface. The 49ers have listed Heitmann as probable.

Jeremy Newberry who has turf toe, was the second offensive lineman hurt in the game. The 49ers believe that Newberry will be able to play next week.

Terrell Owens re-injured his ankle. Owens wore a boot last week and was held out of practice. He was actively rested, and likely will be again this week. Owens did not leave the game due to injury.

Jeff Ulbrich strained his knee, the same one he injured in the pre-season. With the 49ers hurting at linebacker, Quincy Stewart filled in for Ulbrich. The 49ers don’t believe that the damage to Ulbrich will keep him out next week, but he did undergo a MRI to see the extent of the damage. Results are not known yet.

Bryant Young injured his shoulder, but he didn’t miss playing. Young will be ready to go next week. He was also injured last week in practice, but the leg injury was not mentioned, and thus should be a null point.