49ers' Joint Practice with Titans Uncertain Due to Injuries

The San Francisco 49ers are scheduled to host a joint practice with the Tennessee Titans on August 11, but the team's large number of injuries has thrown the practice into doubt. The 49ers have 20 players on their roster injured, accounting for 22.2% of their training camp roster.

Despite the injuries, 49ers assistant head coach Chris Foerster has indicated that the joint practice is still planned to go forward. Foerster stated that while the team has injuries, they have enough players to practice, with two players deep at every position. The most recent addition to the injury report is All-Pro fullback Kyle Juszczyk, who suffered a broken finger and will likely be limited in preseason action.

The 49ers' history of cancelling joint practices due to injuries has raised concerns about the upcoming practice. In 2024, the team cancelled a joint practice with the New Orleans Saints when they had 23 players injured. However, as of now, the joint practice with the Titans is still on schedule, although the team's injury situation could change in the coming days.