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Eddy Pineiro

Eddy Pineiro
Position
PK
Number
#18
Age
30
Pieces here
11

On the record

Called Shots →
Held upSep 17, 2026

Eddy Pineiro carries a game status of Questionable, Doubtful or Out on San Francisco's FINAL Week 2 injury report, the one filed after the club's Friday practice on September 18, 2026. A blank Game Status, a status of (-), or his absence from that final report altogether each grade this WRONG.

MissedSep 18, 2026

Eddy Pineiro does not play for the San Francisco 49ers against the Miami Dolphins on September 20, 2026.

MissedSep 19, 2026

Ogbo Okoronkwo plays MORE than 18 defensive snaps for the San Francisco 49ers in their Week 2 game against the Miami Dolphins on September 20, 2026, measured on the defensive column of that game's official NFL game book Playtime Percentage pages. Eighteen played in Week 1 is the bar and it is the number the book prints for him in that game. Exactly 18 grades this WRONG. Not appearing on the page grades this WRONG, because absent means zero.

Written about him

Shanahan names eight injured 49ers who could return after the bye
49ers Notebook

Shanahan names eight injured 49ers who could return after the bye

Kyle Shanahan said Monday that Christian McCaffrey has a mild hamstring strain, first believed to be a thigh injury, and that the club is optimistic about him after the bye. He named eight injured players, Nick Bosa and Mike Evans among them, with a chance to return for Las Vegas on Nov. 8. Two of the eight are on injured reserve, and the active roster is full at 53. John Lynch said Tuesday the 49ers will keep Eddy Pineiro, whose three missed field goals this season all came from 50 yards or longer.

Sam KezarOct 27, 20264 min read
The 49ers never hit Penix, and they gave Atlanta the ball four times
Takeaways

The 49ers never hit Penix, and they gave Atlanta the ball four times

Atlanta beat San Francisco 29-20 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Sunday, the 49ers' first loss, and they are 6-1 into the bye. San Francisco led 14-3 on the first play of the second quarter and Atlanta scored the next 23 points. The 49ers turned the ball over four times and Atlanta scored 13 points off them; Atlanta did not turn it over. The official game book credits the 49ers' defense with no sack, no quarterback hit and no pass defensed on Michael Penix Jr.'s 34 throws. Atlanta made four first downs by San Francisco penalty, three of them on its 90-yard touchdown drive. Christian McCaffrey left with a thigh injury after the second possession, returned for the third quarter and had 26 yards on six touches afterward. Kaelon Black ran for 60 yards in the first half, scored from 30 yards and lost a fumble one play after Jordan James fumbled. Christian Kirk played 20 snaps in his debut and was not targeted. Eddy Pineiro missed an extra point, his seventh missed kick in 34 tries this season, and Kyle Shanahan said the club would discuss the position on the plane.

Sam KezarOct 26, 20265 min read
After Pineiro's field goal, Washington ran 40 plays and the 49ers ran nine
Takeaways

After Pineiro's field goal, Washington ran 40 plays and the 49ers ran nine

San Francisco beat Washington 23-17 at Levi's Stadium on Monday night and is 6-0 for the first time since 2019. It led 23-3 with 5:56 left in the third quarter, and from there the offense ran nine plays on three possessions without a first down while Washington ran 40 and scored twice. Four of Washington's first downs came by penalty, two of them wiping out a third-down incompletion and a fourth-down sack. Malik Mustapha broke up a fourth-and-3 pass at the 17 with two minutes left, and Keion White and Romello Height sacked Jayden Daniels on the final play. Mike Evans caught three passes for 94 yards and left with 1:10 in the first half with the Achilles soreness that kept him out of practice all week. Brock Purdy passed 1,500 career attempts on the opening drive, and the club's notes list him first in career passer rating. Jaden Dugger led the team with 11 tackles. Luke Gifford and Upton Stout also left and did not return.

Sam KezarOct 20, 20265 min read
Five Rookies Started And The Kicker Scored All Eighteen Points
Preseason Takeaways

Five Rookies Started And The Kicker Scored All Eighteen Points

The 49ers beat the Raiders 18-12 at Allegiant Stadium on Thursday night. Eddy Pineiro made all six of his field goals and scored every point San Francisco scored; neither team reached the end zone. The official game book lists five rookies in the starting lineup, three on offense: Carver Willis at left guard, Enrique Cruz Jr. at left tackle and Kaelon Black at running back. Cruz played all 61 offensive snaps and rookie safety Jalen Stroman played all 66 on defense. Jaden Dugger led the team with ten tackles, Jordan James played his first snaps of the preseason and drew a penalty that wiped out a touchdown, and Jordan Watkins ran, caught and returned. The roster is due at 53 on Sunday at 3:00 p.m. PT.

Sam KezarAug 28, 20265 min read

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