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Matthew Barrows, of the Sacramento Bee, reports San Francisco 49ers S Keith Lewis split time with S Chad Williams at the starting strong safety spot. The regular starter, S Tony Parrish (leg), still is recovering from a broken leg.
M. Hicks excused from practice
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers RB Maurice Hicks was excused from practice Tuesday, May 30, because of a family emergency.
A. Bryant excused from practice
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers WR Antonio Bryant missed the first day of practice Tuesday, May 30, because of a prior commitment but is expected to be present Wednesday, May 31.
B. Moore slowed at practice
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers LB Brandon Moore (hamstring) was slowed by a hamstring injury at practice Tuesday, May 30.
Barlow limited at practice
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers RB Kevan Barlow (knee) was limited at practice Tuesday, May 30.
Gore limited at practice
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers RB Frank Gore (shoulders) was limited at practice Tuesday, May 30.
Hamilton not practicing
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers WR Derrick Hamilton (knee) did not practice with the team Tuesday, May 30.
Parrish not practicing
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers S Tony Parrish (leg) did not practice with the team Tuesday, May 30.
Fleck not practicing
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers WR P.J. Fleck (shoulder) did not practice with the team Tuesday, May 30.
Dilfer recovering well
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers personnel chief Scot McCloughan said backup QB Trent Dilfer (knee) passed a physical shortly after the 49ers acquired him in a trade with the Cleveland Browns three weeks ago. Dilfer, coming off knee surgery, was a limited participant Tuesday, May 30, and appears well on his way to a complete recovery. The team has until June 15 to back out of the trade.
Team expects a quiet June 1
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers personnel chief Scot McCloughan said he expects the current market to be sparse when it comes to June 1 cuts. "We're going to pay attention to it, big-time," he said. "But I expect it to be the weakest it's been in 10 years."
Jennings returns to practice
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers OL Jonas Jennings (shoulder) practiced Tuesday, May 30, for the first time since undergoing season-ending surgery to repair his torn right labrum, injured in the third game in 2005. "As of right now, I feel great," Jennings said following practice. "It's not even something I think about anymore."
Newberry confident for 2006
Roger Phillips, of Insidbayarea.com, reports San Francisco 49ers OL Jeremy Newberry (knee) did not practice with the team Tuesday, May 30, when they started 12 days of organized team activities. Newberry is recovering after December microfracture surgery on his chronically ailing right knee. He sounded optimistic about returning for the 2006 season. "There's no doubt in my mind I'm going to play this year, and I'm playing 16 games," said Newberry, who was encouraged by a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam taken three weeks ago. In a bid to preserve his knee, Newberry hardly practiced the past two years. Head coach Mike Nolan would like that to change this season. "It'll be important that we all practice together because continuity is really important to be good," Nolan said. As a result of Newberry's cloudy status, the 49ers may try to work a deal with his agent, Doug Hendrickson, to insert some playing-time incentives into the contract. He is due to make $3.5 million in 2006.
Information from KFFL.com
