The 49ers will likely sign either Hannibal Navies or Jay Foreman. Both players have played seven seasons in the league. Navies has played with the Panthers, Packers and Bengals, while Foreman has seen time with the Bills, Texans and Giants.
49ers bring in Navies and Foreman for workouts
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Nov 21, 2006 at 3:31 PM
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By David Bonilla
Sep 22, 2020
The San Francisco 49ers have named running back JaMycal Hasty as their protected practice squad player ahead of the team's Week 3 matchup against the New York Giants, according to NBC Sports Bay Area. That is a good indication that the 49ers may activate him for the game with Raheem Mostert (knee) and Tevin Coleman (knee) expected to be sidelined due to injuries.
The #49ers today protected RB JaMycal Hasty on their practice squad. No other team can sign him to place on their active roster before Sunday's game.— Matt Maiocco
49ers announce several roster moves, including Richard Sherman and Tim Harris to injured reserve
By David Bonilla
Sep 16, 2020
The San Francisco 49ers have announced the following roster moves.
CB Dontae Johnson has been promoted to the active roster from the team's practice squad
CB Ken Webster has been signed to a one-year deal from the Miami Dolphins practice squad
CB Richard Sherman has been placed on short-term injured reserve, which means he will miss at least three games
CB Brian Allen and CB Christian Angulo have been signed to the team's practice squad
CB Tim Harris Jr., who has been on the practice squad, has been placed on injured reserve
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49ers' Kyle Shanahan expects Mohamed Sanu to be suited up and ready to help vs. Jets, if needed
By David Bonilla
Sep 17, 2020
San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Mohammed Sanu, barring any complications, should join his new teammates tomorrow and practice with them for the first time since signing a one-year deal earlier this week.
Tomorrow's practice will just be a walk-through. Typically, missing each full practice in the days preceding a game would reduce a player's chances of playing — especially a new player. Sanu, however, is familiar with head coach Kyle Shanahan's offense, having played within it during his time with the Atlanta Falcons.
That, combined with the injury concerns at the position, could mean fans get to see Sanu out on the field against the New York