Pretty sure all the 49ers worth having are gobbled up

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by fantasy teams. When checking Yahoo leagues , we found a few that have been released or may need to be picked up for some depth at the very least. Make no mistakes, the 49ers are thin on fantasy playmakers unless you have George Kittle or Matt Breida. Among those two,Breida isn’t a sure thing with his recent platter of injuries. Let’s look at some additionsAs always, percentage owned numbers are based on Yahoo! leagues.Pick-upsMarquise Goodwin% Owned: 66Week 7 stats: Five receptions, 24 yardsThe 49ers wide receiver didn’t have himself a good day, but then again, neither did anyone else. The Rams defense is something almost unfair, so we can forgive such a game. Given how he played the prior week against the Green Bay Packers, it may be a smart idea to pick him up if you’re hurting for wide receiver depth. When he is healthy and on the field, he offers the only other option behind George Kittle for consistency. Pick up or don’t pick up: Pick him up for depth and matchups , but he’s not going to be used every week. Raheem Mostert% Owned: 13Week 7 stats: seven carries 59 yards; 4 receptions, 19 yardsMostert has been carving out a nice little role for him after fumbling things away in his first outing. Even against the Rams, Mostert managed to grind out some yards and look important, even if it was brief. If Matt Breida were to go down, Mostert would be the safe play, right? Well, yes, except there’s plenty of other running backs to invest a waiver claim in besides Mostert. Mostert’s had one good game, one OK game, and that’s it. It’s not enough given his fumbling issues and position on the running back pecking order for you to trust him on your roster yet. The 49ers have an easier schedule here on out , so let’s see how he does for a couple more weeks. Pick up or don’t pick up: Don’t pick him up.Must-Start Status AlertGeorge Kittle% Owned: 93Week 7 stats: 5 receptions, 98 yardsIt’s Kittle and it’s the Cardinals End of story. Pick up or don’t pick up: Yeah...Fool’s goldAll of the 49ers wide receivers besides Marquise Goodwin% Owned: Seriously?Goodwin very well may make Fool’s Gold next week, but keeping his performance against the Green Bay Packers in mind and the fact the Rams defense is pretty much a brick wall, we’ll omit him. Everyone else? There’s just nothing worth keeping them on your roster. Cardinals, Packers, Chargers, there hasn’t been a single consistent threat on there besides the off-chance Goodwin can tear the top off a defense. The 49ers wide receivers are a waste of a fantasy bench, especially when the only guy consistently dipping his toe around 100 yards is George Kittle. Better question: When would you want to start Pierre Garcon? Drop or don’t drop: Enough’s enough. Start dropping them all. They aren’t worth it.Joe Staley, Richard Sherman appear to be the biggest question marks for Sunday Fooch’s update: Kyle Shanahan said on KNBR Friday morning that Joe Staley was in the weight room at 5:40 this morning working to get ready for practice.The San Francisco 49ers will hold their final practice of Week 5 Friday morning, after which we’ll get the final injury report. The 49ers have a lengthy injury report , but two players strike me as the biggest question marks for Sunday: left tackle Joe Staley and cornerback Richard Sherman.Staley suffered a knee injury this past Sunday, and has been a DNP each of the past two days. He worked on the side with the training stuff on Thursday, and if he got in a limited practice today, he could play on Sunday. But even then, he would likely be a game-time decision.Mike McGlinchey and Weston Richburg, on the other hand, were both back at practice on Thursday after a Wednesday DNP, and seem on track to play Sunday. If Staley is unable to play on Sunday, Garry Gilliam would get the start in his place, and Erik Magnuson would be the primary backup. Shon Coleman or Najee Toran would then be active if Staley was inactive.Sherman missed last week’s game with a calf injury. He was a DNP on Wednesday but then got in a limited practice session on Thursday. Prior to practice , Sherman met with the media and it was suggested he was not expected to play this week. Sherman said no, he would be back at practice on Thursday and they would take it from there. If he gets in another limited practice on Friday, he is likely to be listed as questionable for Sunday.Last week, Jimmie Ward and Ahkello Witherspoon started at the outside cornerback positions, and Greg Mabin eventually replaced Ward. If Sherman can go, one of those three would be starting opposite him and then we would likely see some rotation among them. If Sherman cannot go, we would likely see some combination of those three rotating into the secondary.