Sources: 49ers George Kittle, Nick Bosa make trip to Australia
San Francisco 49ers stars George Kittle and Nick Bosa are in Australia ahead of the team's season opener.
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Coverage (8)
- 49ers' George Kittle, Nick Bosa will fly to Australia; Bosa returns to practice Yahoo Sports · 8h ago
- Kyle Shanahan gives major update on 49ers biggest injured stars Niners Wire · 9h ago
- 49ers Should Expect Nick Bosa's Knee Issue to Linger All Season si.com · 9h ago
- Nick Bosa takes part in Wednesday's practice Yahoo Sports · 9h ago
- Nick Bosa’s availability remains mystery ahead of 49ers’ trip to Australia San Francisco Chronicle · 9h ago
- NFL Network: George Kittle, Nick Bosa traveling with 49ers to Australia ahead of Rams opener NFL.com · 9h ago
- Sources: 49ers George Kittle, Nick Bosa make trip to Australia ESPN · 9h ago
- Nick Bosa says he felt great at practice, expects to play vs. Rams in Australia NBC Sports · 9h ago
The brief
The NFL season is about to begin. ESPN was first to report that 49ers players George Kittle and Nick Bosa are in Australia. The team is set to play the Los Angeles Rams in Sydney.
Later reporting from NFL.com and Niners Wire added that the players are traveling with the team. The team's coach, Kyle Shanahan, has not yet provided an update on the players' availability for the game. The San Francisco Chronicle and Yahoo Sports have both noted that Nick Bosa's availability remains uncertain due to a knee issue.
Bosa did participate in Wednesday's practice, according to Yahoo Sports.
Synthesized by Archynetys from the headlines below under a strict no-invention contract. ✓ fact-checked: all claims supported by sources Updated 2h ago.
Quick answers
Who is traveling with the 49ers to Australia?
George Kittle and Nick Bosa are traveling with the team.
What is the status of Nick Bosa's injury?
Bosa has a knee issue. He practiced on Wednesday, but his availability for the game is still uncertain.
When and where is the 49ers' season opener?
The 49ers' season opener is against the Los Angeles Rams in Sydney.
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