News about Deebo Samuel

The bad news continues for the San Francisco 49ers as star wide receiver Deebo Samuel is currently hospitalized with pneumonia and 'fluid in his lungs,' per team head coach Kyle Shanahan. Samuel played through an illness on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs in a Super Bowl rematch. Now, his condition has worsened, as there is no timetable for his return, per Shanahan. 

San Francisco 49ers star wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is officially done for the season after he tore his ACL on Sunday against the Kansas City Chiefs. Aiyuk is half of one of the most daunting wide-receiver duos in the NFL, alongside Deebo Samuel. Now, Aiyuk's injury adds to a growing list of concerns for the 49ers, who fell to 3-4 with the loss to the Chiefs.

Amazon NFL commentator Al Michaels was roasted on social media for his lack of enthusiasm in calling a key play in the game between the San Francisco 49ers and the Seattle Seahawks. On a play in the second quarter, Niners quarterback Brock Purdy found wideout Deebo Samuel on the first play of their third drive for a 76-yard touchdown to put San Francisco up 10-0. As Purdy sprinted down the field wildly after his target to celebrate, fans took to social media slamming the way that Michaels called the play.

One fantasy football player in America had the injury bug hit their team hard. The wipeout was so harsh, their entire team from Week 1 has now been sidelines except for the Saints defense. There have been more than a dozen high-profile injuries already in the NFL season, with many of those players having key roles for their team. Playing a ton earns you interest in many facets, one of them being coveted in fantasy football.

The 17-year-old charged in the attempted murder of 49ers receiver Ricky Pearsall is instead guilty of attempted robbery, according to the boy's attorney. San Francisco Deputy Public Defender Bob Dunlap spoke to reporters after Wednesday's pretrial hearing over the August 31 incident, which resulted in gunshot wounds for both the 17-year-old and the NFL rookie. A bullet passed through Pearsall's chest and out his back, but somehow missed any major organs, while the defendant took a bullet through the forearm. Dunlop told media that footage he shared with prosecutors shows 'a rather extended struggle.' 'It supports what´s always been my belief and theory in this case, that this is an attempted robbery, not an attempted murder,' Dunlap said. San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins has not yet decided if the 17-year-old will be tried as an adult or a juvenile.

San Francisco 49ers wideout Deebo Samuel has warned fans against secretly recording NFL players in public after opening up on the dangers of doing so. Samuel's passionate plea comes a few days after his new 49ers teammate and fellow receiver Ricky Pearsall was shot in downtown San Francisco on Saturday night. Pearsall, the 23-year-old rookie selected by the Niners in the first round of this year's NFL Draft, took a bullet to the chest after being targeted for his Rolex watch in the city's Union Square area. He was rushed to hospital before eventually being released Sunday.

LeBron James led the online support for Ricky Pearsall after the NFL rookie was shot during an attempted mugging in San Francisco Saturday. Pearsall, who was selected by the San Francisco 49ers in April's NFL Draft, was shot in the chest during an attempted robbery in San Francisco's Union Square.  The 17-year-old suspect is believed to have targeted Pearsall for his Rolex, rather than his status as an NFL player. They were arrested at the scene and are now in custody.  NBA icon James was one of many athletes to rally around the wide receiver after news of the terrifying ordeal broke.

Ricky Pearsall's San Francisco 49ers teammate gave an update on the first-round draft pick's condition after he was shot during a robbery on Saturday. Fellow wide receiver Deebo Samuel provided a short but reassuring message on X about an hour after news of Pearsall being shot started to circulate. He's good. Thank god!!!!' Samuel posted alongside praying hands and fingers-crossed emojis.

San Francisco 49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall was shot during a robbery incident in the city's Union Square, according to KGO-TV's Dion Lim. Pearsall is a 23-year-old Arizona native who was preparing to play his first NFL game on Monday, September 9, against the New York Jets. The first-year wide receiver was taken with the 31st pick of April's NFL Draft after playing collegiately at Arizona State and Florida.

San Francisco 49ers rookie Ricky Pearsall has been seen walking away from Saturday's shooting after a failed robbery attempt in Union Square. As seen in a video shared on X by KTVU's Zak Sos, the wounded Pearsall was led by emergency responders to a waiting ambulance, where he was placed on a stretcher. Pearsall was moving slowly during the footage, which was shot from the opposite side of the street, but did not appear to be overly distressed.

Minnesota Vikings star Justin Jefferson may be the highest-paid receiver in NFL history, but that doesn't mean he's going to waste money on unnecessary real estate. As revealed in the ongoing Netflix series, Receiver, Jefferson was living in a modest Minneapolis-area townhouse during the show's 2023 production. Since that show has completed filming, Jefferson has signed a four-year, $140 million deal that pays him $35 million annually - more than any wideout in football. Remarkably, the 25-year-old is no rush to spend his budding fortune on a new estate, as he explained to reporters upon his arrival at training camp this week. 'I'm one person, I ain't got no big family,' said Jefferson, who is the father of a baby girl. 'I don't need to be in no $10 million mansion, that's not something I came from.

Detroit Lions star wideout Amon-Ra. St. Brown gave fans an inside look at reality TV production and Netflix's new series, Receiver. The NFL Films production follows five pass catchers from around the NFL throughout the 2023 season: Las Vegas Raiders receiver Davante Adams, Minnesota Vikings star Justin Jefferson, San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle, his teammate, receiver Deebo Samuel, and St. Brown. The new series follows a similar project from NFL Films titled 'Quarterback,' which offered a behind-the-scenes look at passers like Patrick Mahomes II.

Delighted NFL fans are already raving about new Netflix show 'Receiver' after it dropped on Wednesday. The streamer's follow-up to its smash hit 'Quarterback' follows five of the best pass catchers in the NFL.  Justin Jefferson of the Minnesota Vikings, Davante Adams from the Las Vegas Raiders, Amon-Ra St. Brown of the Detroit Lions and San Francisco 49ers teammates George Kittle and Deebo Samuel were all filmed last season.

Aaron Rodgers is licking his lips at the prospect of playing with new Jets receiver Malachi Corley next season, head coach Robert Saleh has revealed. Corley, the West Kentucky receiver who has drawn comparisons with San Francisco 49ers star Deebo Samuel, was selected by New York with the 65th overall pick in the third round of the NFL Draft on Friday. Straight after the Jets made their choice, star quarterback Rodgers posted an eyes emoji on his X account to seemingly endorse the pick, before sending a text to Saleh to express his excitement at playing with the 22-year-old.

Does the NFL have its next Travis Kelce? According to retired quarterback Robert Griffin III, the answer is yes in San Francisco 49ers first-round draft choice Ricky Pearsall. Pearsall was selected No 31 overall by the 49ers in a shocking move, as San Francisco already has a loaded wide-receiving corps with Deebo Samuel and Brandon Aiyuk. Yet, taking the risk on the former Florida wide receiver, who was not as highly rated on most experts draft lists, was not a leap at all per Griffin. 

After filming five pass-catchers during the 2023 season, Netflix has announced a new 'Receiver' spin-off,' that will center on five pass-catchers. Davante Adams of the Raiders, Vikings' Justin Jefferson, 49ers' George Kittle and Deebo Samuel, and Lions' Amon-Ra St. Brown will be included in the match. Kittle is the lone tight end of the group.

Despite starting the game early, the 49ers lost by 25-22 to the Kansas City Chiefs in an overtime thriller. Cox took to Instagram shortly after the back-to-back champions were crowned to tell Samuel that he had a Super Bowl ring. 'I still have some you ain't got,' Cox wrote. 'Ya!I been holding this one in son!!!!! EAD (eat a d***).' In another story, Cox tagged Samuel and told him, 'Keep the Eagles out cho mout Boe.'

In the second half, the 27-year-old cornerback and Niners wide receiver Deebo Samuel were both going for the ball before being forced to come out of bounds, requiring Sneed to display his athleticism. The replay made fans captivated, with some referring to it as the game's "hurdle." On Sunday, a X user tweeted, 'That was really close.' Another posted, 'This is kind of bizarre hahaha.' Sneed had a lot of questions going into the Super Bowl due to his second child's birth.

The Kansas City Chiefs and the San Francisco 49ers are about to lock horns in this year's Super Bowl, and Allegiant Stadium is just set. The NFL showpiece will be held inside the Las Vegas Raiders' 65,000-capacity stadium, where both teams will be battling to put their names into history books on Sunday night. The Chiefs could be the first team since the New England Patriots of 2005 to win the Vince Lombardi Trophy, after defeating the Philadelphia Eagles in last season's finale.

The San Francisco 49ers arrived in Las Vegas a week before their Super Bowl LVIII match against the Kansas City Chiefs, as quarterback Brock Purdy looked stuck in getting off the plane. After losing 31-20 to Patrick Mahomes, Travis Kelce, and co. in February 2020, the 49ers will play the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFL's championship game. Those of San Francisco's most important players, including Deebo Samuel, George Kittle, and Kyle Juszczyk, were among the many players to suffer.

After giving a passionate speech before the San Francisco 49ers' victory over the Detroit Lions on Sunday, Rob Gronkowski seems to be'ready to play again,' according to one of his co-stars on Fox. The tight end of the New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers is a four-time Super Bowl champion. He resigned for the second time in his career in June 2022 and has been with Fox as an analyst this season.

In the second quarter of Sunday's game, the 26-year-old safety's gesture was picked up by cameras with less than six minutes remaining, but it didn't age well, as the 49ers won a 17-point comeback. Even Deebo Samuel, a 49ers wide receiver, had his revenge for not only his antics but also a personal foul during the game. 'You gotta get me when you're looking,' says the guy.'

At LEVI'S STADIUM, MAX WINTERS: Taylor Swift is out of place. Mr. m. : Mr. g. After a spectacular comeback by the San Francisco 49ers that saw them defeat the Detroit Lions, Irrelevant and his own band of superstars are going to the Super Bowl. Christian McCaffrey, Deebo Samuel, Brandon Aiyuk, George Kittle, and Nick Bosa all participated in the third quarter, but it was a pair of Brock Purdy passes within minutes of each other that changed the course of the game. Yes, the 49ers got another big scare from Dan Campbell's staff this week, but the champions were still snatching victory from the jaws of defeat. Kyle Shanahan's crew was absolutely lifeless for two and a half quarters on both directions of the ball. Levi's Stadium's atmosphere was stumbling. Purdy condemned his demons from the night he was sidelined in Philadelphia 12 months ago when an elbow injury sidelined him to help the team resurrect their fortunes and win the NFC Championship.

After returning from last week's game with a shoulder injury, San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel has been cleared to play in the NFC championship match against the Detroit Lions on Sunday. San Francisco (13-5) is a full participant in practice Friday and has no injury designation as he begins the conference championship game in good health. Samuel had a '50-50' chance of suiting up this weekend, according to ESPN.