San Francisco 49ers running back Ty Davis-Price suffered a high ankle sprain in a 27-7 win over Seattle on Sunday that will sideline him for a "few weeks," head coach Kyle Shanahan said.
49ers’ beat-up backfield will be without Ty Davis-Price
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