Injury updates; Nolan wants C. Williams to lose 10 pounds
May 7, 2006 at 10:41 AM
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Parrish out with leg injury
Chrissy Mauck of 49ers.com reports San Francisco 49ers SS Tony Parrish (leg) is still out with a leg injury.
Battle limited in practice
49ers WR Arnaz Battle (knee) was limited in practice Saturday, May 6, but his knee does not appear to be slowing him down any. Battle said, "My knee feels really good out there and it's just exciting to be part of this offense."
Nolan wants C. Williams to lose 10 pounds
49ers head coach Mike Nolan wants SS Chad Williams to lose ten pounds.
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