Kyle Shanahan Shares Promising Injury Update on Nick Bosa for Week 6
The defensive end missed the last three games because of a calf injury.
San Francisco 49ers defensive end Nick Bosa has been out for the last three games due to a calf injury. The team hasn't placed him on the injured reserve list, which would've forced him to miss four or more games. Coach Kyle Shanahan revealed a possibility that Bosa could take the field in Week 6 against the Washington Commanders.
Additionally, fullback Kyle Juszczyk and defensive lineman James Thompson Jr. might also return against the Commanders. Shanahan mentioned that these three players are in a similar situation, and they will need to be evaluated over the coming week. This would be a significant boost for the 49ers, considering the numerous injuries they've faced this season.
Bosa himself expressed optimism about his return, saying it was "pretty darn likely" he'd play in Week 6. He had originally been expected to return by Week 7 for a game against the Atlanta Falcons, but now seems poised to play in either Week 6 or Week 7. Regardless, Bosa will be back on the field within the next two games, providing the 49ers with a much-needed boost.
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