Cary Edmondson-USA TODAY Sports
49ers vs. Chiefs Injury Report: George Kittle would not have practiced
Jan 31, 2024 at 2:04 PM
•
Videos are auto-populated by an affiliate. This site has no control over the videos that appear above.
The San Francisco 49ers are preparing for their Super Bowl 58 contest against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, February 11, at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The San Francisco 49ers did not practice on Wednesday. However, the team issued a report sharing an estimation of what participation would have been for a full practice. This report provides insight into where some players stand ahead of this week's first practice, scheduled for Thursday.
On Monday, head coach Kyle Shanahan shared that tight end
George Kittle and cornerback
Ambry Thomas were
considered day-to-day with their injuries, making it likely they will be ready for Super Bowl 58.
Below are the estimations for hypothetical Wednesday practices for both the 49ers and Chiefs, which were provided by the 49ers Communications staff.
San Francisco 49ers Wednesday Practice
Did Not Participate In Practice
TE George Kittle (toe)
Limited Participation in Practice
LB Oren Burks (shoulder), CB Ambry Thomas (ankle)
Full Participation in Practice
DT Arik Armstead (knee, foot), DT
Kalia Davis (ankle)
Kansas City Chiefs Wednesday Practice
Did Not Participate In Practice
DT Chris Jones (quadricep), DE Charles Omenihu (knee), RB Isiah Pacheco (toe, ankle), G Joe Thuney (pectoral)
Limited Participation in Practice
LB Willie Gay (neck), WR Skyy Moore (knee), CB L'Jarius Sneed (calf)
Full Participation in Practice
QB Blaine Gabbert (oblique), WR Richie James (foot), WR Rashee Rice (ankle), WR Kadarius Toney (not injury related - personal matter), LB Drue Tranquill (knee), WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling (oblique), T Prince Tega Wanogho (quadricep)
Related News
Facebook Comments
More San Francisco 49ers News
49ers Mailbag: Are Ronnie Bell and Danny Gray in jeopardy of losing their jobs? Which rookie will have the most impact in year one?
The San Francisco 49ers have a new draft class. Some liked what the team did. Some did not. But that's to be expected.
The 49ers draft class, along with undrafted rookie free agents will be preparing to go to rookie minicamp soon. They also have a handful of others they have invited to the minicamp as a tryout. So we hope to get plenty of news about the new rookies in the coming weeks.
For now, we've opened another edition of the 49ers Webzone Mailbag. Let's jump in and take a look around.
What are your thoughts on getting "your guy" versus "draft value"? The internet has been reacting accordingly over Pearsall's perceived draft value. - Justin
I think getting the player you want is more important than draft value. Especially when
Scot McCloughan is high on one 49ers draftee—not so much on another
Former GM Scot McCloughan is widely considered the architect of the San Francisco 49ers roster that Jim Harbaugh took to three straight NFC Championships and one Super Bowl. McCloughan led the regime that drafted players like Alex Smith, Frank Gore, Patrick Willis, and Joe Staley. He helped restock a team completely void of talent. He's known to have an excellent eye for talent.
These days, McCloughan serves as an advisor to a few NFL teams. Recently, he spoke with Matt Barrows, of The Athletic, to discuss the 49ers 2024 draft picks. There were a few players the 49ers drafted who McCloughan liked, but there was one he really
49ers' Dre Greenlaw on whether Super Bowl practice fields led to injury, rehab status
Dre Greenlaw initially thought someone had stepped on his foot as he returned to the football field during Super Bowl 58. The idea that he had suffered a severe injury didn't cross his mind. Even after he made his way onto the sideline, the San Francisco 49ers' star linebacker didn't anticipate exiting the game permanently.
It wasn't until he started trying to put pressure on his foot that he realized more was going on with the injury. Further tests confirmed what the training staff suspected: Greenlaw had torn his Achilles. His absence was a blow for the San Francisco 49ers, who had to continue the game without him.
Ultimately, the 49ers lost Super Bowl 58 to the Kansas City Chiefs in overtime, a devastating defeat for Greenlaw, who watched from the sidelines as
Ian Rapoport sends clear message regarding 49ers' Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel
One thing is clear: Ian Rapoport expects Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel to be on the San Francisco 49ers roster when the team takes the field in Week 1 of the 2024 season. At this point, most probably feel that way. The fact that both stayed with the team throughout the draft clearly signals that general manager John Lynch and head coach Kyle Shanahan intend to retain their two talented receivers—at least for one more season.
"Week 1 of 2024, it looks like they both will be [on the roster]," Rapoport told guest host Tom Pelissero on "The Rich Eisen Show."
However, nothing in the NFL is ever certain.
"Now, look, crazy things can happen," Rapoport continued. "Someone loses a star receiver, they decide to give the 49ers something of value for this
