Quick Notes
49ers players returned to practice after having Monday off.
The 49ers officially activated RB Jerick McKinnon from the Active/Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list before practice. He will be eased back into practice so don't expect to see him full-go just yet.
#49ers Jerick McKinnon not wearing brace on his right knee as he practices for first time since ACL tear pic.twitter.com/ZIaenExFSH
— Cam Inman (@CamInman) August 6, 2019
Taking the Rookie Hype Machine to the next level, QB Wilton Speight and WR Shawn Poindexter did this:
Today's rookie hype escalated quickly 😂 pic.twitter.com/XPaNpXUkLv
— San Francisco 49ers (@49ers) August 6, 2019
QB Jimmy Garoppolo's interception-free streak during team drills finally ended. CB Ahkello Witherspoon got the pick on a pass intended for WR Kendrick Bourne. Garoppolo threw an estimated 130 passes during team drills before his first interception.
Injuries
Did not practice/new injuries: CB K'Waun Williams (knee), LB Malcolm Smith (hamstring tightness), Jamell Garcia-Williams (concussion)
Still out: Edge Dee Ford (knee tendinitis), G Joshua Garnett (finger), RB Jeff Wilson (calf)
Vet day off: G Mike Person
PUP: TE Garrett Celek (back, concussion), C Weston Richburg (knee)
Tuesday's Practice Reports
The following are in the order in which they were posted. It looks like a small sample size for Tuesday.
Eric Branch, San Francisco Chronicle
49ers' practice report: WRs can't grasp opportunity
Takeaways: It wasn't a good day for receivers. First, you have the Witherspoon interception off a near-catch by Bourne. WR Dante Pettis had a C.J. Beathard-thrown ball ripped from his grasp by CB Greg Mabin. WR Deebo Samuel dropped a "perfect pass" from Nick Mullens. TE Ross Dwelley also had a drop that could have been a long touchdown. Garoppolo was 9-of-13 passing, plus his interception. WR Trent Taylor caught a scoring pass from Mullens after blown coverage. DL Arik Armstead stopped RB Tevin Coleman in the backfield. LB Kwon Alexander forced a fumble.
Jennifer Lee Chan, NBC Sports Bay Area
49ers camp report: Nick Bosa still impressing, Jerick McKinnon off PUP list
Takeaways: As the article title states, Bosa continues to impress. There were several dropped passes as well as pre-snap penalties. Dwelley caught a nice pass from Garoppolo and got 40 yards downfield before Richard Sherman caught up to him. Samuel flashed in one-on-one end-zone drills.
Keiana Martin, 49ers.com
12 Observations from 49ers 2019 Training Camp: Aug 6
Takeaways: Receivers and cornerbacks were evenly matched during red zone one-on-one work. Sherman dominated the exercise and did not allow a reception. Bourne found the end zone in each of his reps. Samuel also excelled. Bosa had a would-be sack while he and DeForest Buckner had several pressures. DT Sheldon Day batted down a pass and had a run stop behind the line of scrimmage. LB Mark Nzeocha had a run stop.
Next
The 49ers will return to practice on Wednesday at 10:15 a.m.
On Social Media
Jerick McKinnon going through his first individual drills since Sept. 1 .... pic.twitter.com/J2wIuSjLot
— Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows) August 6, 2019
WR Deebo Samuel had a strong 1-on-1 period in the red zone, beating Jason Verrett, Dontae Johnson and Greg Mabin for would-be touchdowns. That followed some good reps on Sunday but was tempered a bit by a drop on a well-thrown ball from Nick Mullens later in team drills.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) August 6, 2019
Offense had some issues hanging on to the ball today. Garoppolo hit WR Kendrick Bourne down the sideline but the ball bounced off Bourne's hands to Ahkello Witherspoon for an interception. Dante Pettis couldn't hang on to a would-be 1st down that Greg Mabin came up with.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) August 6, 2019
Some bright spots on offense: Garoppolo hit TE Ross Dwelley for a long gain down right sideline and Nick Mullens found WR Trent Taylor against a busted coverage for what would have been a long touchdown. JG also had nice completion to Bourne after evading pass rush.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) August 6, 2019
While Samuel had a good 1-on-1 period in red zone, it was CB Richard Sherman getting it done for the defense. He rattled off three straight pass breakups at one point and made it look relatively easy in the process.
— Nick Wagoner (@nwagoner) August 6, 2019
