SANTA CLARA \u2014 The 49ers closed out their mandatory minicamp on Wednesday with a light, on-field session that was very similar to the day prior. <\/p>\n
On Tuesday, coach Kyle Shanahan gave an update<\/a> on all of the team’s injuries heading into the break.\u00a0<\/p>\n Not participating in minicamp but should be ready for the start of training camp:<\/p>\n S Ji\u2019Ayir Brown (ankle)\u00a0 – Had a procedure, but was seen on the field without any protection or support on his ankle while watching practice.<\/p>\n WR Ricky Pearsall (hamstring) – Seen running on the side field under the supervision of the team\u2019s medical staff.<\/p>\n WR Jauan Jennings (calf) – Seen running on the side field under the supervision of the team\u2019s medical staff.<\/p>\n DL Mykel Williams (hamstring) – Seen Tuesday doing individual drills under the supervision of the team\u2019s medical staff.<\/p>\n DL Yetur Gross-Matos (knee) – \u201cWear and tear\u201d on his knee but should be fine by training camp<\/p>\n DL Alfred Collins (calf) – Calf injury that occurred at his Pro Day. Team is \u201cbeing smart\u201d with him<\/p>\n S George Odum (knee) – Rehabbing from last season but should be ready for training camp<\/p>\n OL Andre Dillard (ankle) – Had a knee scope procedure but will be ready for training camp<\/p>\n Not participating in minicamp and questionable for the start of training camp due to ACL surgery recovery:<\/p>\n WR Brandon Aiyuk\u2028<\/p>\n S Malik Mustapha<\/p>\n QB Kurtis Rourke<\/p>\n LB Curtis Robinson – Also recovering from ACL surgery, but looked more up to speed than the other players rehabbing from the same injury.<\/p>\n As far as participation on the field during the two-day session, George Kittle, Fred Warner and Trent Williams all took part in individual work but sat out of team drills. Nick Bosa and Christian McCaffrey<\/a> took sparing snaps when the 49ers were doing 11-on-11 work.<\/p>\n Lack of participation does not worry Shanahan, who emphasized how important the classroom work and conditioning before these on-field sessions are.<\/p>\n \u201cYou put all that work in and now we\u2019ve got these two practices left, and now it\u2019s one, really,\u201d Shanahan said Tuesday. \u201cI almost want to cancel the whole week. But there\u2019s 20 guys out there who still really need this week, and then there\u2019s 60 guys who they\u2019re just trying to get through this and let\u2019s not get them injured.<\/p>\n \u201cThat\u2019s kind of our biggest goal with everything. Everyone\u2019s put in the work. There\u2019s some younger guys who still need more reps, but it\u2019s knowing what you\u2019ve done.\u201d<\/p>\n The overall mood of minicamp was lively and energetic, even for the veterans. On one carry by McCaffrey, the running back burst through the line with Bosa in pursuit. Even once the play was called dead, the pass rusher caught up to the ball carrier and made several jabs at the football in an attempt to force a fumble. The interaction ended with both players laughing as they walked back to the huddle.<\/p>\n Best plays of camp: \u2028<\/p>\n Tuesday:<\/p>\n Rookie receiver Jordan Watkins seemed to be in quick lock step with quarterback Brock Purdy while catching multiple passes, including one in the red zone that was ruled a touchdown.<\/p>\n Jordan Elliott took advantage of Bosa pursuing Purdy, tipping a pass that the quarterback attempted to throw back across his body as he escaped to the left. The lineman almost came down with the ball for an interception.<\/p>\n New cornerback Tre Brown and new safety Jason Pinnock, along with linebacker Dee Winters, all recorded interceptions of Purdy.<\/p>\n Wednesday:<\/p>\n