The San Francisco 49ers have canceled Tuesday's noon practice, which was scheduled to be the last of three practices open to the media. The news comes after the losses of offensive lineman Justin Skule and safety Tarvarius Moore during Monday's session. Skule suffered a torn ACL while Moore suffered a torn Achilles.
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Skule is expected to miss the 2021 season, while there is some hope that Moore might return before the end of the year.
#49ers have canceled today's OTA practice. It would have been 8th of 9 (NFL max is 10) before next week's mandatory minicamp.
This comes in wake of yesterday's injuries (plus earlier ones in OTAs). Instead will do a team-building activity (presumably a no-risk one) https://t.co/FxD90UnL4g
— Cam Inman (@CamInman) June 8, 2021
The 49ers announced that the media session this afternoon with offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel and select players has also been canceled — or at least postponed. It could be rescheduled for a later date.
Update: The media availability has been rescheduled for Wednesday, and will now include head coach Kyle Shanahan in addition to McDaniel.
San Francisco is in its third and final week of organized team activities. The team has its final practice scheduled for Thursday and will hold a mandatory three-day minicamp next week (June 15-17). After that, the 49ers will not return to the practice field until training camp at the end of July.