In a move that surprises no one Youth Weston Richburg Jersey , the 49ers’ game against the Rams that was scheduled for Sunday Night Football on October 21st has been moved up to the afternoon. The NFL moved a more likely enjoyable game in its place. The Kansas City Chiefs and Cincinnati Bengals will now face off on Sunday night in place of the 49ers game. The NFL was hoping to have the 49ers competing in the NFC West with Jimmy Garoppolo and Kyle Shanahan against Jared Goff and Sean McVay. But after Jimmy went down for the season, it was only a matter of time that the decision was made to move their game. An undefeated team versus a one win team was not what the NFL was looking for when they made the schedule.The 49ers still have 4 more primetime games, but they are likely to lose the December 2nd Sunday Night game against the Seattle Seahawks unless they have a quick turnaround in their play. They still have their other 3 primetime games that they can’t lose because Monday and Thursday night games cannot be changed. The nation will be able to see the injury depleted 49ers at least 3 times whether they want to or not.On Tuesday, the 49ers made a few roster moves. They released DB Dexter McCoil and WR Frank Stephens from the practice squad. They signed RB Matthew Dayes, OL Najee Toran, and DB Tyvis Powell to the practice squad. 49ers linksLooking for players at all positions | Looking for backups (Inman)Trade Sherman? (Inman)Makes sense for SNF | Moving the Rams-49ers game out of SNF (Florio)Will probably lose one more | Losing the primetime slot (Inman)QBs are staying away from him. But they are torching the others | Sherman having a good season so far (Gayle)Out of Sunday Night Football (49ers staff)TOs and sacks | Some eye-opening stats (Madson)Practice squad moves (49ers staff)Time to look at who the 49ers should eye for the draft | Draft season (Call)He’s allowed only 1 reception all year | Richard Sherman still has it (Linsey)Added 3 players to practice squad (Madson)Rams - 49ers moved to 1:25 pm PT kickoff (Madson)He has not been an issue for the defense | Sherman’s numbers (Madson)Bottom of the power rankings (Madson)Will they get it?| In position to get #1 pick (Madson)Big lose for the 49ers and SNF | Losing Jimmy G helped 49ers lose SNF (Biderman)They will likely lose one more | Lost one of their primetime games (Branch)6 TOs so far | CJ’s turnovers (Madson)Down QB1 Cheap Fred Warner Jersey , RB1, RB2, and so many others | Injuries piling up (Almquist)Addressing the pass rush (Biderman)Time for the future to play a bigger role (Cohn)49ers audioInsider podcast (Maiocco)“I love this locker room, I believe in it” - Cassius Marsh After incredibly high expectations to start the 2018 season, the 49ers obviously have had a disappointing 1-4 start. Losing Jerick McKinnon and Jimmy Garoppolo to season ending injuries has taken it’s toll as well as a laundry list of other injuries to players on the 53 man roster who are trying to fight through and be able to play on game days. Cassius Marsh said that’s just part of the business. Marsh became headline material when he revealed how happy he was when comparing the 49ers positive locker experience room to the Patriots environment not too long ago. Locker rooms can become a ticking time bomb for conflict when the frustration of losing gets to be too much. Marsh says that’s still not the case in Santa Clara and you can sense the attitude in his statements after the offense turned the ball over five times facing the Cardinals. There was no finger pointing last season through the teams 0-9 start and it appears that still remains the case as the team heads to Green Bay for a tough match up against Aaron Rodgers and the Packers on Monday night. While Marsh stated that there was a marked level of frustration with the ups and downs facing Arizona, he is proud of the way they fought until the end. He explains the attitude of the team versus others he has seen:In regards to missed assignments that happen on the field Youth Brock Coyle Jersey , Marsh detailed how they support each other instead of in-fighting and yelling, which is counter productive: When it comes to dealing with the frustration of all of the bad beats the 49ers have dealt with this season, Marsh says he refers back to something Richard Sherman shared with himwhen they were both on the Seahawks roster: