49ers News: All-Pro Talanoa Hufanga Inactive for Monday Night Football Against Jets

49ers' Defense Takes a Hit

The San Francisco 49ers will be without All-Pro safety Talanoa Hufanga for their Monday Night Football matchup against the New York Jets due to a knee injury. Hufanga, who has been a key part of the 49ers' top-ranked defense, suffered the injury in practice this week.

Hufanga's Absence a Blow to 49ers

Hufanga's absence is a significant blow to the 49ers' defense, as he has been one of their most consistent and productive players this season. In 13 games played, Hufanga has recorded 54 tackles, 4 interceptions, and 2 forced fumbles.

49ers Have Depth at Safety

Despite Hufanga's absence, the 49ers have some depth at the safety position. George Odum and Tashaun Gipson are both experienced players who have started games in the NFL. The 49ers also have rookie safety Daniel Scott, who has shown promise in limited playing time this season.

49ers Still Favored Against Jets

Even without Hufanga, the 49ers are still favored to win their matchup against the Jets. The 49ers are 9-4 this season and have one of the best defenses in the NFL. The Jets, meanwhile, are 7-6 and have struggled offensively this season.

49ers Looking to Bounce Back

The 49ers are looking to bounce back from a disappointing loss to the Miami Dolphins last week. The 49ers had won five straight games before their loss to the Dolphins, and they will need to get back on track if they want to make a deep playoff run.

Injury Update on Other 49ers Players

In addition to Hufanga, the 49ers will also be without cornerback Emmanuel Moseley (ankle) and running back Elijah Mitchell (knee) on Monday night. Moseley has been one of the 49ers' best defensive backs this season, while Mitchell has been their leading rusher.

49ers Confident Despite Injuries

Despite the injuries to Hufanga, Moseley, and Mitchell, the 49ers are confident that they can beat the Jets. The 49ers have a lot of talent on their roster, and they have shown that they can win even when they are short-handed.