49Ers Explore RB Options Amid Jordan James Injury Worries

WHO:

49ers.com - The 49ers signed DL Quinton Bell and DL K.J. Henry to one-year deals.

49ers.com - The team waived/injured DL William Bradley-King and DL Andrew Farmer II.

Heavy NFL - The 49ers worked out veteran RBs Raheem Blackshear, Khalil Herbert, and Owen Wright.

NY Post - The San Francisco 49ers are involved in the situation.

Newsweek - The 49ers are considering three running backs (RBs) to assist their roster.

WHAT:

49ers.com - The 49ers returned to the practice field following a lighter jog-through session.

Heavy NFL - The 49ers conducted workouts for three RBs, including Raheem Blackshear, Khalil Herbert, and Owen Wright.

NO_NEW_FACTS

NY Post - The 49ers are looking to assist Christian McCaffrey.

Newsweek - The 49ers worked out three different RBs this week due to the injury of Jordan James.

WHERE:

49ers.com - The 49ers are based in San Francisco.

NY Post - The location of the 49ers' activities is not specified, but they are based in San Francisco.

WHY:

Newsweek - The need for additional running backs arises from Jordan James suffering a rib injury.

HOW:

49ers.com - The team made roster adjustments by signing new players and waiving others.

Newsweek - The 49ers conducted workouts for three RBs as a response to the injury concern.

The San Francisco 49ers have signed defensive linemen Quinton Bell and K.J. Henry to one-year deals while waiving William Bradley-King and Andrew Farmer II due to injuries. The team returned to the practice field after a lighter jog-through session, making these roster adjustments as they prepare for the upcoming season. These moves reflect the 49ers' ongoing efforts to strengthen their lineup as they gear up for the challenges ahead.