49ers injury updates
Oct 28, 2006 at 11:11 AM
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Matt Maiocco, of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat, reports San Francisco 49ers OT Jonas Jennings (hand) practiced Friday, Oct. 27, and he is expected to play in Week 8. He is listed as probable on the team's injury report.
CB Walt Harris (hamstring) practiced Friday, Oct. 27, and he is expected to play in Week 8. He is listed as probable on the team's injury report.
DL Bryant Young (back) did not practice Friday, Oct. 27, although he will play in Week 8. He is listed as probable on the team's injury report.
OG Larry Allen (knee) practiced Friday, Oct. 27, and he is expected to play in Week 8. He is listed as probable on the team's injury report.
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