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49ers Pass-rusher Dee Ford Won't Play Again In 2021
Dee Ford's 2021 NFL season is finished.

The San Francisco 49ers had a cutoff time on Wednesday to reestablish the guarded finish to the dynamic list. All things being equal, the previous Auburn champion will use the remainder of the period on harmed hold. 사설토토

"He won't be back this year," 49ers mentor Kyle Shanahan said on Wednesday. "… He must be great by today, and he's not, really we're closing him down."

Portage played 106 cautious snaps in San Francisco's initial six rounds of the 2021 season. He had three sacks to bring his vocation all out to 40.

Passage missed the 49ers' Oct. 31 game and went on harmed hold on Nov. 6 with a back infirmity. San Francisco assigned Ford for get back from harmed hold on Nov. 25, which permitted him to get back to rehearse. It additionally opened a three-week window for the 49ers to retore Ford to the dynamic list.

That window shut on Wednesday, and Ford will go through the last a month of the period on harmed save.

Passage missed 10 games in his fourth NFL season in light of a back physical issue, yet he returned the following season to procure Pro Bowl acknowledgment for the Kansas City Chiefs in 2018.

Gotten by the 49ers, Ford missed five games in 2019, however he actually helped San Francisco arrive at the Super Bowl that season.

In 2020, Ford played uniquely during the 49ers' opener before a back physical issue sidelined him for the rest of the period.

Despite the fact that Ford is under agreement for next season, he's played in 18 normal season games during his three seasons with San Francisco, a previous that mists his future with the 49ers.

"He won't remain here on the grounds that he's ruined the year," Shanahan said. "I think he'll hit i up, think, Kansas City is the place where he does his other recovery, then, at that point, we'll address it later the season."

Shanahan was asked on Wednesday assuming he figured the back injury would make retirement an opportunities for Ford.

"It seems like it," Shanahan said. "You'd need to converse with him concerning that. Be that as it may, it's something back, and I couldn't say whether there's much recovery for it. You got to continue to rest it, and we've done that a pack, so it's been hard on him, extreme on us and simply a lamentable injury."

An All-State protective lineman at St. Clair County High School in 2008, Ford procured All-SEC acknowledgment at Auburn in 2013 and won the MVP Award for the 2014 Reese's Senior Bowl in Mobile. He joined the Chiefs as the 23rd player picked in the 2014 NFL Draft.