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Friday update: Samuel has officially been listed as questionable for Sunday’s Week 13 contest against the Dolphins.
Friday update: Samuel did manage to get in some light work in practice on Friday. This will likely lead him to a questionable tag once the injury report comes out.
Friday update: Deebo Samuel isn’t looking great for Sunday, but he still has time.
#49ers Kyle Shanahan, on KNBR, says of Deebo Samuel, who missed practice Thursday:
— Cam Inman (@CamInman) December 2, 2022
"He’s trying to get healthy. His thigh has been bothering him and it hasn’t loosened up the way we want it to. He’s got to do something today to give him a chance to be a game-time decision."
Thursday update: Deebo Samuel was a DNP at Thursday’s practice. It was a downgrade from Wednesday, but it was raining so that could explain the caution.
We have made it to Week 13 of the NFL season. In a game full of revenge scenarios, the San Francisco 49ers will host the Miami Dolphins. As San Francisco got into the practice week on Wednesday, a familiar face popped up on the injury report. Wide receiver Deebo Samuel was limited in practice with a hamstring issue. We have seen this issue pop up before, but have still seen him play on Sundays. Still, it is an injury worth watching throughout the week.
49ers' Wednesday practice situation, in summary:
— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) November 30, 2022
NO PRACTICE
Charles Omenihu (knee irritation)
Christian McCaffrey (knee irritation)
Elijah Mitchell (IR likely)
LIMITED
Deebo Samuel (hamstring)
Arik Armstead (foot/ankle)
Spencer Burford (ankle) — will test in warmups
Fantasy football implications for Week 13
Samuel has been a versatile part of the 49ers' offense. He is used as a wideout and as a running back as San Franciso tries to get him into space. This has, unfortunately, seen him take a step back in the yardage department as Jimmy Garoppolo has started targeting Brandon Aiyuk more. Samuel has 511 yards and two touchdowns receiving, while Aiyuk has 652 yards and six touchdowns. Either way, the upside is there, so if he is active, you will likely start him. If Samuel is inactive, Aiyuk will likely just get that much more work in the offense and should still be started.