Ricky Pearsall Health, Injury Updates & History

Sustained a knee injury on Sunday and felt pain and instability after falling hard on his knee, Pearsall tried to gut through the injury but returned for just one play in the second half before deciding to shut things down for the remainder of the day

Was only able to be a limited participant before Week 4, even listed as a DNP on Wed., and remains questionable, adding to the long list of crucial 49ers potentially out with injury

Will not practice on Wednesday due to a knee injury, per Kyle Shanahan "He can't go today, hopefully he can go later in the week", currently listed as questionable

The second-year receiver started his rookie season recovering from a gunshot wound to the chest, which is now a non-issue, made his season debut in Week 7, finished without missing time, caught 31 passes for 400 yards and 3 touchdowns, currently dealing with a hamstring injury from late May that may keep him out of OTAs, but should be fully healthy to start the season

Expected to make his NFL debut less than two months after surviving a gunshot to the chest, he logged a full practice on Thursday and has fully recovered

On Saturday, August 31st, Pearsall as a victim of an attempted robbery and sustained a bullet wound to his chest. He is in serious, but stable condition with no timetable for his return at the time of the team's official statement.

Upon his return from a hamstring injury, Persall reaggravated a shoulder injury he sustained during OTAs. He's been wearing blue ‘no contact’ jerseys in practice, but there has been no timeline for his return from this shoulder injury. With the expected trade of Brandon Aiyuk, there are lofty expectations for Pearsall.

The 49ers' first-round draft pick, Ricky Pearsall, is currently recovering from a hamstring injury that kept him out of minicamp. He was recently cleared off the NFI list and, after missing the first couple of days of training camp, is expected to be fully active barring any setbacks. Pearsall won't start over Deebo Samuel or Brandon Aiyuk, but he should see targets during the regular season and could potentially supplant Jauan Jennings as the number three receiver. He will also get work as a kick and punt returner in 2024.