Injury snapshot for San Francisco
The San Francisco 49ers on Tuesday officially released their first practice participation report of the regular season, listing nine players as limited, one player as a full participant and a single non‑participant from the 53‑man roster.
Players marked limited on Tuesday's report were DE Nick Bosa (knee), DT Alfred Collins (knee), LB Luke Gifford (hamstring), CB Renardo Green (hamstring), LB Dre Greenlaw (Achilles), DT Gracen Halton (ankle), DE Romello Height (ankle), FB Kyle Juszczyk (finger) and TE George Kittle (Achilles). CB Upton Stout (Achilles) was the only player listed as a full participant.
The team will issue two more practice reports before Thursday night's kickoff, giving the 49ers additional opportunities to track players' progress before the opener.
The Tuesday report was provided by the 49ers’ communications staff and comes after the club completed its second full practice of the week on Monday night (Tuesday morning in Melbourne).
Unavailable players and roster context
Only one player on the 53-man roster was listed as a non-participant on Tuesday's practice report. The report listed DT James Thompson Jr. as a non-participant because of a hamstring issue.
Upton Stout's full participation provides the 49ers a healthy option at nickel corner this week; Deommodore Lenoir remains the team's top backup option outside of the primary rotation.
Week 1 logistics and Rams update
The 49ers are preparing for their Week 1 matchup against the Los Angeles Rams at the Melbourne Cricket Ground in Melbourne, Australia. The matchup is scheduled for Thursday in the U.S. (Friday in Melbourne).
The practice participation reports for both the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams were distributed by the 49ers' communications staff on Tuesday.
The 49ers Communications staff provided Tuesday's practice participation reports for both the 49ers and the Rams.
With two official practice reports remaining before the opener, the 49ers will be watching the status of several veterans — notably Nick Bosa and George Kittle — as they finalize availability for Thursday's game in Melbourne.
