Pierre Garcon

The 49ers have a quicker turnaround between games after playing Monday against the Packers in Week 6, but Garcon seemingly proved healthy enough in practices Thursday and Friday for the team to feel comfortable with his health heading into the weekend. C.J. Beathard hasn't hesitated to air it out since replacing Jimmy Garoppolo (knee) as the 49ers' starting quarterback in Week 4, but the new signal-caller has yet to get on the same page with Garcon. Over the last three contests, the veteran wideout has been targeted 26 times, but has caught just 13 of those attempts for 136 yards and no scores.

During his five years in Washington, he's recorded over 100 targets in four years, as well as reaching the end zone four or more times in three different seasons. This season, with one game to go, he has 75 receptions on 109 targets for 945 yards and three touchdowns. Garcon needs just 55 receiving yards to reach 1,000 for just the second time in his nine-year career.

Garcon was consistently mediocre all season and his final stat line in the Wild Card game against Green Bay reflected that. He did just enough to be considered a WR3 option each week but never enough to provide much, if any, value.

Garcon got hot towards the end of the season finding the end zone, but it was overall a pedestrian season for the veteran. He finished the year with 72 catches for 777 yards and six touchdowns. Garcon did not provide the value expected of him, but things clicked with Kirk Cousins as the season progressed.