Injury Report: Carlos Hyde returns to practice while Reggie Bush sits
Oct 16, 2015 at 2:44 PM
•
The only member of the San Francisco 49ers that sat out Friday's practice was
RB Reggie Bush. He continues to try to make progress on the calf injury that he suffered during week one against the Minnesota Vikings.
Head coach Jim Tomsula had the following to say about Bush
during his press conference Friday.
"Reggie, today they're going to do some work with him on the side and we'll find out exactly what's going on there. Again, feel good about it not being, how do I say that, a terrible thing. It was tightened. So, that was it there."
T Joe Staley (knee),
RB Carlos Hyde (foot), and
WR Bruce Ellington (calf) were all on hand for the team's practice on Friday.
Earlier on Friday,
Hyde was fined $23,152 for a hit against New York Giants LB Jon Beason. He has been limited in practice all week but is expected to play on Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.
According to Tomsula, the team continues to try and get Ellington back to 100 percent. He has only been in a handful of offensive plays this season.
San Francisco 49ers
Doubtful: RB Reggie Bush (calf)
Questionable: LB Ahmad Brooks (not injury related, shoulder), TE Vernon Davis (knee), WR Bruce Ellington (calf), LB Eli Harold (knee), RB Carlos Hyde (foot), G Brandon Thomas (ankle)
Probable: G Alex Boone (shoulder), LB NaVorro Bowman (not injury related), TE Vance McDonald (chest)
Baltimore Ravens
Out: S Terrence Brooks (thumb), DE Chris Canty (calf), WR Breshad Perriman (knee), WR Darren Waller (concussion)
Doubtful: CB Lardarius Webb (thigh)
Questionable: LB Elvis Dumervil (thigh), RB Justin Forsett (ankle), TE Crockett Gillmore (calf), WR Chris Givens (ankle), WR Steve Smith Sr. (back), G Marshal Yanda (ankle)
Probable: LB Daryl Smith (not injury related)
LISTEN
Facebook Comments
More San Francisco 49ers News
Doctor on 49ers QB Brock Purdy injury: "You should expect to get that same level of play"
By Rohan Chakravarthi
Jun 4
The San Francisco 49ers are entangled in yet another quarterback controversy, with Brock Purdy at the forefront of the talk due to a UCL injury that he sustained during the team's loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Given the rarity of the injury to a quarterback in the NFL, the 49ers have stressed caution on Purdy's recovery timetable, while expressing optimism about his return by the beginning of the season.
Speaking with former NFL offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg, respected sports medicine doctor Jess Flynn, who has worked with NFL teams, shared that the 49ers should expect Purdy to return to his former self once back from injury.
"When he does come back, studies show that you should expect a similar level of play compared to before the
Day 1: Quick notes from 49ers minicamp practice
The San Francisco 49ers started their two-day mandatory minicamp, holding the first practice on Tuesday. Reporters were allowed to observe the session, and there were several noteworthy takeaways.
QB competition? Not yet
Trey Lance and Sam Darnold are rotating first-team reps during practices. Tuesday was Darnold's turn. Wednesday will be Lance's opportunity.
First practice of minicamp is in the books. In 11-11s, I had …First-team QB Sam Darnold 4-7Second-team QB Trey Lance 6-9Third-team QB Brandon Allen 4-4— Matt Barrows (@mattbarrows)
What to make of Jeff Darlington's report on 49ers QB Trey Lance's first-team reps
ESPN's Jeff Darlington recently appeared on the network's NFL Live show and discussed the San Francisco 49ers' quarterback situation, highlighting Trey Lance's healthy state and current workload during organized team activities (OTAs).
"Trey Lance is the guy during OTAs who's been taking all the 1st-team reps; he's healthy at this point," Darlington said, per Dov Kleiman of BroBible. "Sam Darnold really getting backup duty as he kinda gets his playbook under his belt. But for now, Trey Lance getting his opportunity with those first-team reps."
What is the takeaway from these comments? Nothing, really. We
Have the 49ers anointed Brock Purdy too soon?
As the sun rose over the horizon, fans of the San Francisco 49ers came from all over, with great anticipation, as General Manager, John Lynch, slowly trudged his way upon the hill, disappearing into the fog for just a moment, and reappearing with Kyle Shanahan, to proclaim Brock Purdy the heir to the 49ers' QB throne. (Cue the "Circle of Life" track!)
Alright, so it wasn't exactly like that. But the 49ers' brass has made it a point this offseason to ensure everyone knows Purdy is the team's starting quarterback, once he's healthy. And while it may have lacked the drama of a scene from The Lion King, the declaration was just as impactful. (You know, if we could have had Lynch look out over the kingdom, and then hold young Purdy up in front of the team's cheering
