Defensive end Nick Bosa and left tackle Trent Williams were absent during the early portion of Friday's practice, the segment open to the media. Neither player has participated in practice this week, raising significant doubts about their availability for Sunday's matchup against the Chicago Bears.
No sign of DE Nick Bosa (oblique) or OT Trent Williams (ankle) at early open portion of Friday's #49ers practice.
Bosa and Williams have missed the last two games due to injuries. Bosa is managing hip and oblique issues, while Williams continues to recover from an ankle injury.
Earlier this week, head coach Kyle Shanahan stressed that the 49ers would allow their star players as much time as needed before making a final decision on their availability against the Bears.
The team's official game status report, set to be released this afternoon, will provide crucial insight into their progress. Will Bosa and Williams be listed as questionable for the game, or will their absence from practice this week lead to the 49ers ruling them out?
Also missing from practice was left guard Aaron Banks, who remains in the concussion protocol.
The 49ers and Bears are scheduled to kick off on Sunday at 1:25 p.m. PT at Levi's Stadium.
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