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Jordan Mason of the San Francisco 49ers is dealing with an AC joint sprain in his left shoulder, which has limited his practice participation. As he continues to recover, the 49ers may need to adjust their backfield strategy if he is unable to play in the upcoming game against the Chiefs. Previously, Mason had been performing well as the starting running back in the absence of Christian McCaffrey, showcasing his ability to handle a heavy workload.
- Jordan Mason's shoulder injury is a concern for the 49ers' backfield strategy.
- If Mason can't play, Isaac Guerendo and Patrick Taylor could see increased touches.
Jordan Mason | RB
Injury
Pickup
Week 6
19 carries
100 rush yards
1 rush TDs
- Dealing with an AC joint sprain in his left shoulder.
- Limited practice participation could affect his availability for the game against the Chiefs.
- Had been performing well as the lead back, with 100+ rushing yards and a touchdown in three of four games.
San Francisco 49ers
- Need to monitor Mason's injury status closely.
- Potential for a shift in backfield roles if Mason is sidelined.