Mitch Wishnowsky did not practice due to a back issue, prompting the team to sign Pat O'Donnell to the practice squad as a precautionary measure in case he is needed for the upcoming game.

Mitch Wishnowsky stepped in to kick a field goal during a game against the Cardinals after Jake Moody's injury. Although he successfully executed that attempt, he did not get another chance in the second half, highlighting the ongoing struggles the 49ers have faced with their special teams this season.

Mitch Wishnowsky had a significant role in the game, executing a 49-yard punt that led to a controversial play in the fourth quarter. His punt appeared to touch returner Dee Williams, which resulted in a recovery by Jalen Graham. However, the officials ruled that the ball was downed instead of a fumble, a decision that was upheld despite a challenge from head coach Kyle Shanahan. This incident highlighted the challenges in officiating when the command center lacked access to enhanced video footage that could have clarified the situation.

Mitch Wishnowsky took over kicking duties for the 49ers after Jake Moody left the game with an ankle injury before halftime. His absence from the field goal attempt in the third quarter, following a critical sack on Purdy, was a significant missed opportunity that the team could not overcome.

Mitch Wishnowsky stepped in as the kicker after Jake Moody's injury, successfully converting a 26-yard field goal to close out the first half. However, his limitations were evident when the 49ers opted to go for it on fourth-and-23 instead of attempting a longer field goal in the second half. With Moody sidelined, the offense needed to reach the Cardinals' 15-yard line for Wishnowsky to have a chance at a potential game-winning field goal, highlighting the impact of Moody's absence on the team's scoring strategy.