The San Fransisco 49ers take on the Philadelphia Eagles in tomorrow's NFC Championship game at Lincoln Financial Field in the City of Brotherly Love.
And ahead of the crucial tilt, the 49ers have announced a pair of key roster moves. They've announced that RB Tevin Coleman and CB Janoris Jenkins have been elevated to the active roster:
In five games this season, Coleman had 12 carries for 26 yards and a touchdown. Meanwhile, Jenkins has amassed five tackles in his brief time so far with the 49ers.
"There's an opportunity for him," head coach Kyle Shanahan said after Jenkins joined the team. "I think we're set with our starters out there and stuff, but there's an opportunity for him to get into that rotation, and get in the group, and be the next man up.
"We've been impressed with how he's been here since he's gotten in, and we're very glad to have him. We have no idea how it's going to play out, but he definitely is an option here over the next few weeks."
Jenkins was originally selected out of North Alabama in the 2012 NFL Draft by the former St. Louis Rams.
