49ers open practice window for a pair of veterans; Nick Bosa returns
Demarcus Robinson and Nate Hobbs will have their practice windows opened
The San Francisco 49ers will allow Nick Bosa to participate in practice on Wednesday, marking a positive development for the veteran linebacker. However, other injured players like RB Christian McCaffrey, WR Deebo Samuel, WR Mike Evans, and several others will not be practicing due to various injuries.
49ers coach Kyle Shanahan expressed optimism about the progress made on Evans' Achilles soreness, stating that they will proceed cautiously with his recovery. McCaffrey's hamstring injury, while not as severe as Samuel's, has also limited his participation in practice. Bosa, who has made significant progress, will be able to take part in the practice session, signaling a step in the right direction for his recovery.
The 49ers have opened the practice window for WR Demarcus Robinson and CB Marques Sigle, who have been sidelined since Week 2 and mid-August, respectively. Both players will make their first appearance in practice today. CJ West will be held out for another week to assess his condition before resuming practice. De’Zhaun Stribling's situation remains uncertain, with Shanahan expressing surprise if he returns in the immediate future, given the lengthy timeline of his recovery.
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