49ers report on Warner, Bosa, Kittle, and Aiyuk ahead of training camp
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 12:05 AM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
The San Francisco 49ers opened training camp with positive updates on key players. Fred Warner will participate fully after recovering from an ankle fracture, while Nick Bosa is limited to individual drills as he returns from an ACL injury. George Kittle has ambitious goals for his recovery from an Achilles injury but starts camp on the Physically Unable to Perform list. Brandon Aiyuk remains on the reserve/left squad list, and general manager John Lynch addressed the team's focus on players present. Former 49ers player Aldon Smith was remembered by Lynch in light of his recent passing.
- •Fred Warner opens camp without restrictions.
- •Nick Bosa limited to individual drills due to ACL recovery.
- •George Kittle aims to return for Week 1 but is on PUP list.
- •Brandon Aiyuk remains on reserve/left squad list.
- •49ers pay tribute to former player Aldon Smith, who passed away.
- 12:05 AMYahoo Sports — 49ers’ Fred Warner ‘full throttle’ to open training camp, plus updates on Bosa, Kittle, Aiyuk
"SANTA CLARA — The biggest questions that were expected to define the 49ers’ training camp played second fiddle to the health of their head coach on the team’s first day...
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