49ers Manage Injuries, Host Workouts Ahead of Broncos Joint Practice

The San Francisco 49ers are actively managing their roster during training camp, facing multiple injuries at key positions including wide receiver, running back, and defensive line. To address depth concerns, the team brought in six players for workouts, including offensive tackles Isaiah Prince, David Sharpe, and D’Ante Smith, as well as cornerbacks Zy Alexander, Derrick Langford, and veteran Fabian Moreau. The 49ers also signed veteran wide receiver Robbie Chosen to a one-year deal, a move influenced by his familiarity with coach Kyle Shanahan’s system and the current thin receiver room due to injuries. Chosen has previously contributed in the NFL but saw limited action last season and is expected to provide veteran depth alongside other receivers like Andy Isabella. Cornerback Upton Stout has emerged as a standout rookie, securing the nickel corner spot with consistent strong performances and competitive play during practice. The team is preparing for a joint practice with the Denver Broncos and a preseason opener, while continuing to manage injuries and position battles to finalize their roster.