With no preseason and an expedited training camp, the NFL has seen an elevated number of injuries throughout the league though two weeks.
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With no preseason and an expedited training camp, the NFL has seen an elevated number of injuries throughout the league though two weeks.
The 49ers don’t believe the myriad of serious leg injuries sustained during their game vs. the Jets at MetLife Stadium on Sunday was a coincidence.
When will the injury nightmare end for the 49ers.
The 49ers are banged up, but so are the Jets.
Though most are taking this opportunity to pile on, former 49ers Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young has empathy for the young signal caller.
He appears to be okay, folks.
As Kyle Shanahan hinted heavily on Monday, the 49ers are signing former Bengals, Falcons and Patriots wide receiver Mohamed Sanu to a one-year deal, the player’s agent announced on Twitter on Tuesday.
As always, when you try to parse the unwritten rules, the seem to make even less sense than at first glance.
It’s hard enough to contain Kyler Murray when he’s scrambling around. Even harder when the calls don’t go your way.
The inability to corral Russell Wilson has served as nightmare fuel for the 49ers and their fans for years. Now there’s another quarterback to worry about.