49ers receiver Danny Gray's lost second season comes to an end
The San Francisco 49ers are two games away from the Super Bowl, but Danny Gray won’t play a role in helping them get there. San Francisco did not activate the second-year receiver before Wednesday’s deadline having opened his 21-day practice window last month. Gray has not played all year because of a shoulder injury. The 49ers […]
The San Francisco 49ers are two games away from the Super Bowl, but Danny Gray won’t play a role in helping them get there.
San Francisco did not activate the second-year receiver before Wednesday’s deadline having opened his 21-day practice window last month. Gray has not played all year because of a shoulder injury.
The 49ers don’t have a need at the receiver position and they instead look poised to activate safety and core special teams player George Odum back to the 53-man roster before Saturday’s Divisional Round matchup with the Green Bay Packers.
Long-term, Gray’s lost season will raise questions about the former third-round pick’s status on the roster.
With Ronnie Bell having played regularly as a rookie and scored two touchdowns this year, and the 49ers possessing 11 picks in this year’s draft, there is a good chance Gray could find himself on the wrong end of a position battle to start next season having made just one catch in his NFL career.
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