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Kyle Shanahan provides several injury updates ahead of playoffs
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Kyle Shanahan spoke with the media Tuesday afternoon to provide updates on several players. The updates are as follows:
- DE Clenin Ferrell (knee): Will miss "a few weeks" with a knee injury; will miss "at least a game"
- DT Arik Armstead (foot): Should return to practice this week; would have played Week 18 had it been a must-win game.
- WR Jauan Jennings (head): Has passed the concussion protocol and will practice this week
- RB Christian McCaffrey (calf): Won't practice this week but is expected to return to practice sometime next week
- DE Drake Jackson (IR - knee): Isn't healthy enough to come off of IR yet
- S Ji'Ayir Brown (knee): Expected to return to practice this week
- CB Ambry Thomas (hand): Expected to return to practice this week
- S Tashaun Gipson (quad): Expected to return to practice this week
- S George Odum (IR - bicep): Will have his 21-day practice window opened this week, leaving the door open for a return in the playoffs
- S Tayler Hawkins (wrist): Will require surgery
The team will resume practicing on Wednesday with their standard walkthrough.
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General Manager John Lynch
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"This to me, there's nothing like watching our guys compete on Sundays or Thursdays or Mondays. We play a lot of different days now, but nothing like watching our guys compete. But to me, this is really my favorite time of year as an organization because I think it represents our organization coming together and working for a common goal as much as anything we do. When you look at the guys I call our
