
Coach Kyle Shanahan said Nick Bosa is waiting for soreness to subside before returning to practice, but no major setback occurred
49ers' Shanahan downplays injury concerns, says Bosa soreness no setback
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X/@Coach_Yac Bosa was hoping to practice with the team when training camp started but has not been able to participate. "He was doing great, and then he got sore, just going through some of the individuals. Concussions do linger a little bit. Enter Email Shanahan has been at practice every day this summer and said that the loud music that bothered him at the beginning of camp is no longer an issue.
Furthermore, There's no concern to where something's happened that was a big setback or anything, but we're waiting for that soreness to go away and evaluate him on why that soreness happened.".
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X/@Coach_Yac Bosa was hoping to practice with the team when training camp started but has not been able to participate. "He was doing great, and then he got sore, just going through some of the individuals.
according to New York PostConcussions do linger a little bit.
according to The Boston GlobeEnter Email Shanahan has been at practice every day this summer and said that the loud music that bothered him at the beginning of camp is no longer an issue.
according to The Boston GlobeThere's no concern to where something's happened that was a big setback or anything, but we're waiting for that soreness to go away and evaluate him on why that soreness happened."
according to New York Post
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