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The San Francisco 49ers received some positive news regarding the health of key players as tight end George Kittle and receiver Deebo Samuel practiced ahead of their upcoming game against the New England Patriots. Kittle, who missed last week's game due to a hamstring injury, expressed optimism about his return, while Samuel practiced for the first time since suffering a calf injury in Week 2. However, the team also faced setbacks with linebacker Curtis Robinson and defensive tackle Jordan Elliott suffering injuries during practice.
- George Kittle is optimistic about returning to play against the Patriots after missing last week.
- Deebo Samuel returned to practice, marking a positive step in his recovery from a calf injury.
- Injuries to Curtis Robinson and Jordan Elliott during practice could impact the team's defensive depth.
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- Kittle is feeling fantastic and is optimistic about playing this week after recovering from a grade 1 hamstring strain.
- He clarified that his injury stemmed from cramps experienced during the game in Week 2.
Deebo Samuel | WR
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- Samuel practiced for the first time since his calf injury, which is a positive sign for his return.
- His status for the upcoming game remains uncertain, but his participation in practice is encouraging.
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- The 49ers are dealing with multiple injuries but are hopeful for the return of key players Kittle and Samuel.
- The injuries to Robinson and Elliott could impact the team's defensive strategy moving forward.