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Kaelon Black was added to the 49ers’ injury report

Still no Eddy Pineiro at practice for the 49ers

Kaelon Black was added to the 49ers’ injury report

The San Francisco 49ers updated their injury report on Thursday, with several players making changes to their status. Christian McCaffrey, Dre Greenlaw, and Trent Williams, who rested on Wednesday, were upgraded to full participants during Thursday's session. Edge rusher Khalid Kareem also returned to full participation after sitting out the previous day due to a shoulder injury.

However, kicker Eddy Pineiro did not practice for the second consecutive day due to an illness and is expected to take the necessary time to recover. The most significant addition to the injury report was rookie running back Kaelon Black, who was listed with a groin injury. Black had been listed as limited until now. The 49ers' roster already includes other players with limited statuses, such as star tight end George Kittle (Achilles), running back Keion White (back), tight end Kyle Juszczyk (finger), and defensive end Nick Bosa (knee).

It is believed that the absence of further updates concerning Black's injury suggests that it is not serious. Kyle Shanahan, the 49ers' head coach, will provide further updates on Friday.

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