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New York Post
· collected 2026-10-12 · by Thomas L. Murray
Kyle Shanahan expressed disappointment over the NFL’s decision to suspend San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw for at least one game after Greenlaw used his helmet to headbutt Seattle Seahawks player Ernest Jones IV on the sideline during a recent game. The incident occurred following a late hit by Greenlaw on Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold, and Shanahan is supporting Greenlaw’s appeal scheduled for Tuesday. Despite losing Greenlaw, the 49ers won their game against Seattle with a score of 32-29, but now face potential challenges as they prepare to host the Washington Commanders in an upcoming Monday Night Football match.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-12,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Dre Greenlaw, a linebacker for the San Francisco 49ers, was ejected from his team's game against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday due to a headbutt incident. The ejection occurred after Greenlaw initiated a scuffle following a late hit on Sam Darnold near the Seattle sideline, resulting in him facing disciplinary action. On Monday, the NFL suspended Greenlaw for one game, pending an appeal scheduled for Tuesday, citing his unsportsmanlike conduct towards Ernest Jones IV, who was not wearing a helmet at the time.
The incident happened during the second quarter when Greenlaw pursued Darnold into bounds and delivered a late hit. After being flagged for a personal foul, he engaged in a confrontation with Seahawks players on the sideline, culminating in him headbutting Jones. Despite losing their key player, the 49ers still managed to win the game 32-29 against Seattle.
Coach Kyle Shanahan expressed disappointment over the suspension but acknowledged it was out of his hands. Greenlaw's suspension comes with a fine of $11,941 and will prevent him from playing in next Monday’s game against the Washington Football Team, adding to San Francisco’s lineup challenges as they prepare for their upcoming matchups.
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On Monday morning, the 49ers found out they will be without Greenlaw for at least one game, after he used his helmet to headbutt Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV while he wasn’t wearing one on the sideline.
“I was disappointed they decided to do that.
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I just found out a little bit ago.
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Just disappointed, but you’ve got to deal with it,” Shanahan told Evan Webeck of The Post.
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Shanahan → get → Post
The interaction between the defensive stars came after Greenlaw chased Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold out of bounds toward the Seattle sideline in the second quarter.
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Greenlaw → come → quarter
Greenlaw delivered a late hit on Darnold and was immediately ejected and was confronted by the Seahawks bench.
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Greenlaw → deliver → bench
Jones IV approached Greenlaw, and the two began exchanging words back and forth until Greenlaw leaned and delivered the hit with his helmet.
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Greenlaw → approach → helmet
Jones IV immediately said something back to Greenlaw and pushed him.
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IV → say → him
San Francisco managed to pull off a 32-29 win over Seattle despite losing their starting linebacker.
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Francisco → manage → linebacker
The potential loss of Greenlaw comes before the 49ers host the Washington Commanders on Monday Night Football
Greenlaw will be eligible to appeal the suspension on Tuesday and has the full support of his coach to do so.
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Greenlaw → come → coach
“I was told there’s an appeal process tomorrow.
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I was also told a couple hours ago that he was suspended,” Shanahan said to Webeck.
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Shanahan → tell → Webeck
“I’m assuming he is.
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he → assume → ?
Hopefully the appeal process can go better tomorrow and we can get that rescinded, but we’ll see how that goes.
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that → go → ?
Sunday’s festivities aren’t the only time this season Greenlaw has had an interaction with an opposing sideline.
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Greenlaw → have → sideline
During Week 4’s 24-14 win against the Denver Broncos, Greenlaw and his former head coach Sean Payton got into a verbal exchange that resulted in him being fined $11,941.
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him → get → 11,941
Greenlaw spent only one season with Denver and is back with the team he spent the first six years of his career with.
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he → spend → career
This season, Greenlaw has made an impact on the 49ers’ defense by logging 37 tackles and one forced fumble.
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Greenlaw → make → tackles
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