NFL 2024-2025 Thread
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Looks like Mason has a sprained AC joint. He's listed as day-to-day (aren't we all?) but with 10 days to recover I think there's a good chance he doesn't miss the next game.
Mustapha has a low ankle sprain and will also likely play the next game.
Wright sounds like he has a dislocated shoulder. The 49ers may need to audition more kickers.
Mustapha has a low ankle sprain and will also likely play the next game.
Wright sounds like he has a dislocated shoulder. The 49ers may need to audition more kickers.
Perhaps this has been said already, but it's hard to imagine this 49ers season going any worse with so many key injuries (our number #1 offensive weapon out indefinitely, only good DT out for the year, CB room depleted and inexperienced, #2 LB still recovering, Kicker injured, etc.) and end of game collapses and yet... look at the NFC West and somehow we're still in first after 6 weeks (with the tie-breaker over Seattle) and we're the only team in the division with a positive point differential.
Just getting all these guys back from injury by the end of the year plus our usual mid-season acquisitions (you can count on at least 1 edge rusher pickup, maybe we can get a half year rental DT, LB or OL too) and this could still be a really dangerous team by the end of the year. The weak areas are obvious to everyone -- and the O Line is especially frustrating because it seems like everyone except Shanahan and Lynch already knew that keeping McKivitz as a starter was going to be a problem -- but having a legit franchise QB rights a lot of wrongs and means we'll continue to be relevant. Given how bad things have been for 49ers fans in the recent past, I'm happy with relevant.
Just getting all these guys back from injury by the end of the year plus our usual mid-season acquisitions (you can count on at least 1 edge rusher pickup, maybe we can get a half year rental DT, LB or OL too) and this could still be a really dangerous team by the end of the year. The weak areas are obvious to everyone -- and the O Line is especially frustrating because it seems like everyone except Shanahan and Lynch already knew that keeping McKivitz as a starter was going to be a problem -- but having a legit franchise QB rights a lot of wrongs and means we'll continue to be relevant. Given how bad things have been for 49ers fans in the recent past, I'm happy with relevant.
The Jets haven't made the playoffs since 2010. It may not make any sense to push all their chips now in given Rodgers' shelf life, but just to break that streak would be huge for them. Not quite the same as the Kings, since we're theoretically set up to be a playoff team for the next few years, but maybe worth it to the fans to just not have that monkey on their back.
