49ers WR Ricky Pearsall Thread

Electrical station strikes again

Originally posted by blizzuntz:
Electrical station strikes again

Nah this dude just can't stay healthy.

Probably started training earlier than he should have

He's brittle. Not his fault BUT not worth investing in.

Who OK'd him to practice if his knee wasn't 100%?

What FA WR are still available?

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
He's brittle. Not his fault BUT not worth investing in.

Who OK'd him to practice if his knee wasn't 100%?

What FA WR are still available?

Mabe the knee didn't bother him unti he started practicing. Working out isn't the same as practicing and running full speed routes.

Originally posted by CatchMaster80:

Originally posted by LasVegasWally:
He's brittle. Not his fault BUT not worth investing in.

Who OK'd him to practice if his knee wasn't 100%?

What FA WR are still available?

Mabe the knee didn't bother him unti he started practicing. Working out isn't the same as practicing and running full speed routes.

Well, he must have known the knee wasn't quite right, because he was wearing a sleeve/brace on it in his workout videos.

Game over for Ricky. Evan's and Stribling outside, recall Deebo to play slot. Hope Cowing and Watkins can contribute.

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Much more concerning than this for Ricky Pearsall:

PCL injury leads to joint laxity (unstable joint), leading to shear forces across the joint during impact/high load activity (cutting, running, etc) that cause swelling & irritation.

Not a quick fix & it's been an issue since… https://t.co/75wk4GkLXg

— Jeff Mueller, PT, DPT (@jmthrivept) July 29, 2026

Sounds like he may need surgery.

Great he has the entire off-season to do it and get healed in time for training camp. Oh wait!

Originally posted by the_dynasty:

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Much more concerning than this for Ricky Pearsall:

PCL injury leads to joint laxity (unstable joint), leading to shear forces across the joint during impact/high load activity (cutting, running, etc) that cause swelling & irritation.

Not a quick fix & it's been an issue since… https://t.co/75wk4GkLXg

— Jeff Mueller, PT, DPT (@jmthrivept) July 29, 2026

Sounds like he may need surgery.

Great he has the entire off-season to do it and get healed in time for training camp. Oh wait!

Ya....its amazing with all the medical resoures he would have at his disposal he is still not revovered from anl PCL injury sustain last year!

Over this guy. The team will never be able to rely on him. Time to move on from him…………

Originally posted by 49ersRing:

Much more concerning than this for Ricky Pearsall:

PCL injury leads to joint laxity (unstable joint), leading to shear forces across the joint during impact/high load activity (cutting, running, etc) that cause swelling & irritation.

Not a quick fix & it's been an issue since… https://t.co/75wk4GkLXg

— Jeff Mueller, PT, DPT (@jmthrivept) July 29, 2026

Sounds like he may need surgery.

Cool, looks like he's done for the year. I swear

Non surgical grade 1 or 2 PCL sprains , recovery 3-6 months

surgical grade 3 and 4 tears/ reconstructive surgery , recovery 9-12 months surgical grade.

i doubt they missed a tear , this dude just doesn't heal .

Real bummer about Pearsall. He's shown some very good games in making plays to really help open up this offense when healthy. Hoping for the best with his knee.

This team needs some of the young WRs they've drafted to finally step up (looking at you Watkins & Cowing). Hopefully, Stribling continues to impress and can make an impact out of the gate.

Even more happy now they signed Evans to give them that true WR1. Kirk also seems to be a good signing and just needs to be healthy. In re-watching the Niners road playoff win at Philly last season, Robinson's impact was much needed and hopefully he carries that over into this season.

Great opportunity for Watkins, Cowing, and strib to take advantage of.

Originally posted by blizzuntz:
Non surgical grade 1 or 2 PCL sprains , recovery 3-6 months

surgical grade 3 and 4 tears/ reconstructive surgery , recovery 9-12 months surgical grade.

i doubt they missed a tear , this dude just doesn't heal .

Dont know if we should trust our medical staff to be accurate with our history