The San Francisco 49ers on Thursday had a true rarity to open the day's practice. ESPN's Nick Wagoner reported every member of the 49ers' active roster was on hand to open the session. That is a dramatic change for a 49ers club that has been battling major injury issues since training camp.

Wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk will go at least another week without practicing, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said on Monday. Aiyuk is “week to week,” Shanahan said. He remains on the physically unable to perform list as he looks to round back into playing condition after sustaining a severe right knee injury last season.

Yesterday, I listed five bold training-camp predictions for the 49ers offense. Today, I give you five bold training-camp predictions for the 49ers defense. Enjoy. 1. Cornerbacks Emmanuel Moseley and Ahkello Witherspoon both will play well and improve.

Cowing has yet to play this season after he injured his hamstring during training camp. The 2024 fourth-round pick has seemingly dealt with hamstring issues for most of his two seasons in the league. He recorded four catches for 80 yards on very minimal playing time as a rookie last season.

Watch stylized highlights from the 49ers 34-13 Week 17 victory over the Los Angeles Rams in this edition of "The Remix". Check out all the best highlights from both sides of the football over the course of the first four practices of 49ers training camp.

Quarterback Brock Purdy remains limited in practice for a fourth straight week, and perhaps signaling another week on the sidelines, the 49ers had replacement starter Mac Jones address the media again Thursday. Center Jake Brendel (hamstring) was also limited.

For now, the 49ers plan to start training camp in late July at their facility in Santa Clara, as usual. But the plan could change depending on the status of the pandemic and local regulations. Let’s assume 49ers training camp goes according to plan.