Logan Thomas Released by 49ers Due to Injury

San Francisco 49ers have done an impressive personnel change ahead of the preseason as tight end Logan Thomas is no longer part of their roster. The reason for this decision is a hamstring injury that the player suffered in practice camp, according to Cam Inman of Bay Area News Group. San Francisco is in the process of preparing a new lineup that will allow them to compete for a place in the previous year’s Super Bowl competition this year.

The absence of this washington commanders player, who has 184 receptions, 1685 yards, and 14 touchdowns in four seasons, means that there is no longer need to change the squad formation. Although he had the prospect of starting in the second tight end position together with the star of the franchise, George Kittle, the coaching staff decided to see what their other players could do. In other recent developments, the 49ers have signed one-year contracts with defensive lineman Jonathan Garvin and punter Pressley Harvin III, who will also help the team to make progress. It is clear that the club’s tactical steps are aimed at training the club that will be able to reach the previous season’s playoffs and even finals mistakes.