He turned his strong practice showings into three receptions for yards and a touchdown in two preseason games. He missed all of his rookie year because of an ACL tear in a pre-draft workout. He had three unproductive games in his second year , and 15 more unproductive games last season. Hufanga after the draft stated his goal for this season was to make the Pro Bowl as a special teams player. He looked more explosive than he did last season, was a consistent presence in the passing game, and turned in a touchdown in the red zone during the second preseason game.
Now Sanu, who was a semi-long shot to make the roster going into the offseason, appears primed for a role in the offense. Trey Lance - The highlight for Lance came during a one on one session was when he threw a deep arching ball 45 yards into the arms of wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk, who had a step on rookie cornerback Deommodore Lenoir. The ball could not have been put in a better spot, and the play itself was a microcosm of the untapped talent that is oozing out of Lance.
Lance also added an impressive throw to Aiyuk during ons, hitting him over the middle but placing the ball on his back shoulder to avoid the safety crashing down on the outside of Aiyuk. Jimmy Garoppolo - For the most part, Garoppolo had a pretty solid day during ons, including a touchdown to George Kittle on the goal line and a well-placed throw between the hashes to Deebo Samuel. The problem was when he missed; it was consistently low and behind the receiver, including a miss to Samuel that allowed Jason Verrett to break up a would-be walk-in touchdown.
This issue has plagued Garoppolo for years now, and ultimately it might be unreasonable to expect that to change anytime soon as he enters his eighth NFL season. On a positive note, Garoppolo has displayed good timing with the offense, and his command of the huddle appears to be as strong as ever. Brandon Aiyuk - Two words: Catch Radius. Check out some of the top photos as the 49ers fly to Los Angeles to face off against the Chargers, presented by United.
Ryans talked about his expectations for the 49ers upcoming scrimmages in Los Angeles and assessed the team's competition at strong safety. Jennings recapped his first preseason performance, highlighted what he looks to improve on in camp and discussed why Kyle Shanahan says he plays "with his hair on fire. The veteran safety discussed his takeaways from his year off from football, his eagerness to prove himself in his new spot in San Francisco and what he's seen so far out of Talanoa Hufanga.
During open practices at the SAP Performance Facility, the 49ers welcomed special guests from causes and community partners. Shanahan reviewed his plan for the team's practices and preseason matchup against the Chargers and gave injury updates on players including Trent Williams, Nick Bosa and Jauan Jennings. Matthews spoke about the process of moving from a wide receiver to tight end, learning from George Kittle and Ross Dwelley and running routes for Trey Lance during his second Pro Day.
Hufanga reviewed his performance during the team's first preseason game, discussed matching up against Travis Kelce and shared his goal to make the man roster and help the team in any way possible. Kyle Shanahan spoke with the media following Monday's practice and gave updates on Bosa's return to the field and several players dealing with injuries. Shanahan is embracing the "tough" situations Lance might encounter on Saturday as the rookie is set to make his preseason debut against the Chiefs.
Shanahan recapped the competitiveness of the 49ers first two weeks of camp, discussed his expectations for Trey Lance in the preseason and talked about his eagerness for scrimmages against the Chargers.
In the second installment of Trey Sermon's rookie blog, the RB recaps his arrival to camp, his first padded practice and preparing for his first preseason game. Just how much of Jimmy Garoppolo and Trey Lance will the 49ers see in the exhibition opener?
Kyle Shanahan details the 49ers plan. Thursday wrapped up the 49ers final training camp practice ahead of their exhibition opener. Read more for details from the session. After each practice, some players do take the time to sign some autographs for fans. Unless you want to purchase some products at the team store available there, bring your own mini helmets, jerseys, etc. All teams and players mentioned are registered trademarks of the NFL and its respective teams.
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