49ers defense gets good injury news as door is left open for Nick Bosa to return against Falcons

The San Francisco 49ers defense is dipping into a high level and is getting healthier.

Protective end Nick Bosa wasn’t arranged to practice on Wednesday, however might be later on today.

NBC Sports 49ers expert Matt Maiocco reported that head coach Kyle Shanahan has actually left the door open for a possible Bosa return when he stated,”can’t go today however hoping he’ll be out there tomorrow.”

The previous 2022 NFL Defensive Player of the Year has actually been sidelined because September 24, when he suffered a calf injury throughout the group’s warm-up duration of practice.

Since San Francisco currently boasts a congested hurt reserve, Bosa was never ever put on it.

On October 9. Maiocco reported that Bosa was anticipated to be healthy by Week 7’s video game versus the Atlanta Falcons.

Aside from Bosa possibly returning, San Francisco’s front 7 on the defense will likewise get another crucial piece of their defense returning, as Dre Greenlaw was a complete individual at practice.

Greenlaw was missing from Monday’s video game versus the Commanders due to a suspension he was dealing with from the NFL after he utilized his helmet to headbutt Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV with his helmet in Week 5.

According to Matt Lively from CBS Sports, Greenlaw’s fellow linebacker Fred Warner joked about him missing out on recently’s video game by stating, “He had his own little bye week.”

While the 49ers defense got great news, the offense didn’t.

Eight-year veteran pass receiver Deebo Samuel didn’t practice on Wednesday, as he missed out on recently’s video game due to a hamstring injury.

The greatest blow to the pass receiver position was Mike Evans, who left Monday’s video game early with an Achilles injury.

Entering into the video game, Evans missed out on all of practice recently and was doubtful to play due to his Achilles currently being injured and handling a rib injury.

On Tuesday, NBC Sports Bay Area expert Jennifer Lee Chan reported that Evans’ Achilles tendon stayed “undamaged” however San Francisco is getting ready for him to miss out on next week’s video game.