Videos are auto-populated by an affiliate. This site has no control over the videos that appear above.
During the San Francisco 49ers' opening series against the New Orleans Saints, second-year defensive lineman Arik Armstead was slow to get up following a player. Armstead, last year's top pick by the 49ers, was able to walk slowly off of the field.
Armstead has been battling a shoulder injury since training camp and is wearing a harness on that shoulder today. He was seen shaking his left arm on the sideline and team trainers worked on that shoulder.
Armstead is reportedly questionable to return in this game.
Despite the injury, which may need surgery at some point, Armstead has been playing through the discomfort all season. He has played in seven games this season, starting three. He has had 14 tackles and 2.5 sacks this season.
Arik Armstead is still on the sidelines and looks like he's in pain.
49ers-Patriots: Fred Warner continues to build POY-type of resume with early season performance
By Kirk Larrabee
Sep 29
Four games into an NFL season is obviously too early to have any serious discussions about postseason awards, but it isn't a stretch at this point to say that 49ers linebacker Fred Warner will be on the short list for the league's Defensive Player of the Year honor if he...
Brock Purdy wasn't supposed to do the things he's doing in the NFL. When the San Francisco 49ers selected the former Iowa State quarterback with the last pick in the 2022 NFL draft, no one expected Purdy to be a Pro Bowl QB who led the league in multiple categories and took his...
Kyle Shanahan says 49ers WR Jauan Jennings is wired the right way, believes no one can stop him
By Marc Adams
Sep 28
With all the injuries the San Francisco 49ers are dealing with, the team has needed someone to step up and fill some of those voids. One wide receiver did so in Sunday's loss to the Los Angeles Rams. Jauan Jennings had 11 catches for 175 yards and three touchdowns. He was just...
49ers mailbag: Why was the defensive line so much better against New England? How will SF fix special teams? Why not use Trent Taylor to return punts?
By Marc Adams
Oct 3
The next four games are big ones for the San Francisco 49ers. They have two divisional games with the Arizona Cardinals (in Santa Clara) and Seattle Seahawks (in Seattle). After that, they face the Kansas City Chiefs and Dallas Cowboys (both at home). All four games will not...
