Brock Purdy Out and Mac Jones Questionable Against Buccaneers: Key Injury Report for SF vs TB Showdown

Following an extended preparation period, the San Francisco 49ers have issued their latest injury report ahead of the Week 6 game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Head Coach Kyle Shanahan announced quarterback Mac Jones is questionable for the matchup. The team aims for Jones to play on Sunday, and John Lynch, President of Football Operations and General Manager, expressed optimism about Jones’ recovery following his performance in the win against the Los Angeles Rams.
Key Injury Updates for SF vs TB Showdown
- Quarterback Brock Purdy remains out due to a toe injury.
- Safety Malik Mustapha has started his 21-day practice window after recovering from ACL surgery.
- Jauan Jennings is questionable after showing improvement from ankle and rib injuries.
- Ricky Pearsall will not play against the Buccaneers due to a knee injury.
Quarterback Situation: Mac Jones Questionable
Mac Jones’ participation is uncertain, but the 49ers are hopeful he will be ready for Sunday’s game. His progress following last week’s game against the Rams boosts the team’s confidence.
Secondary Boost: Malik Mustapha’s Return
Malik Mustapha, designated to return from the Injured Reserve, took part in full practice sessions this week. His return is uncertain but possible for this season’s debut against the Buccaneers.
Wide Receiver Challenges: Pearsall and Jennings
Ricky Pearsall remains unavailable due to a knee injury. Meanwhile, Jauan Jennings has seen limited practice activity, showing promising signs of recovery from ankle and rib injuries.
Player | Status | Injury |
---|---|---|
Mac Jones | Questionable | N/A |
Brock Purdy | Out | Toe |
Malik Mustapha | Questionable | ACL |
Ricky Pearsall | Out | Knee |
Jauan Jennings | Questionable | Ankle, Ribs |
The 49ers continue their preparation, ensuring that the team is in the best possible shape for their contest against Tampa Bay. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely, especially the status of key players like Mac Jones and Brock Purdy.