49ers HC Kyle Shanahan Reveals Setback in Nick Bosa's ACL Recovery
Summary
San Francisco 49ers player Nick Bosa is recovering from a torn ACL and is currently dealing with tendinitis in his right knee, which is the same knee he injured before. His coach, Kyle Shanahan, says the knee issue is normal for this kind of injury and there are no major concerns, but Bosa’s return to full play is still uncertain.Key Facts
- Nick Bosa tore his ACL three games into the 2025 NFL season, ending his season early.
- He started training camp without being placed on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list.
- Bosa currently has tendinitis in his right knee and is being evaluated week to week.
- Shanahan said tendinitis is common with ACL injuries and stated there are no concerns.
- Bosa has previously torn his right ACL in high school, his left ACL in 2020, and the right ACL again in 2025.
- Other players with ACL tears have returned to full practice faster than Bosa.
- The 49ers are cautious with Bosa due to his history of knee injuries and his value as a top player.
- It is still possible Bosa could be ready for the first game of the season, but this is not certain.
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