Deebo Despite his calf injury and the fact that the 49ers are without its two top targets in Christian McCaffrey and Aaron Rodgers, Samuel thinks the team can still win the Super Bowl.
The 49ers have performed admirably in recent years, reaching the NFC Conference Championship game four times out of the previous five and earning a spot in the Super Bowl in two of those instances, despite losing both of their games against the Chiefs.
The injuries to both Samuel and his top running back, who doesn’t believe it will end the season, have delivered Kyle Shanahan two devastating blows as he attempts to finally take the next step to win the Lombardi Trophy.
The injuries to both Samuel and his top running back, who doesn’t believe it will end the season, have delivered Kyle Shanahan two devastating blows as he attempts to finally take the next step to win the Lombardi Trophy.
Samuel stated to his Cleats and Convos podcast, “If I’m looking at it like you just said, for as hungry, I’m full at this point.” “The plate needs to be thoroughly cleaned now. Either now or never, that is.
That’s the way I kind of see things. I’ve spent the last six years playing for the greatest club in the NFL with the guys we have. Thus, we are constantly present. We must finish it.”
McCaffrey joined Samuel to form one.
of the most potent tandems in the NFL through 2023, combining for a total of 33 touchdowns, 1684 rushing yards, and 1456 receiving yards with quarterback Brock Purdy.
However, Samuel’s muscular injury from Week 2 means he will miss a few weeks of the season. Additionally, McCaffrey’s status on the injured reserve list means the 49ers may be without him for up to six weeks.
Fortunately, Trent Williams, George Kittle, and Brandon Aiyuk are still weapons who can step up for them as they attempt to recover from their 23-17 setback to the Minesota Vikings.
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