US EditionIs Christian McCaffrey Back to His Old Self? We’ll Find Out at 49ers Training Camp
- On June 12, 2025, Christian McCaffrey of the San Francisco 49ers provided an optimistic update on his recovery, expressing that he feels excellent while overcoming the injuries that affected him during the 2024 season.
- McCaffrey struggled with bilateral Achilles tendinitis and a PCL strain in 2024, which limited him to four games after previously returning to form in 2022-23 following a trade to the 49ers.
- He spent much of the offseason rebuilding his physical base through rehab and aimed to be healthy and not miss any OTAs, reflecting a changed approach to training as he manages his body's needs with age.
- McCaffrey shared that many have suggested doing less with age, but he believes it's about regularly assessing how his body feels and what it requires.
- His health and return to form will be key for the 49ers to improve from a 6-11 season in 2024 and McCaffrey is expected to play a major role in leading the team back to the postseason in 2025.
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Is Christian McCaffrey back to his old self? We’ll find out at 49ers training camp
Christian McCaffrey appears on track for a rebirth after injuries wrecked his 2024 season.
What can we actually glean from the hype of OTAs?
Most teams are starting to gear up for next month’s training camps across the country after OTAs and mandatory mini-camps. Five teams — the Ravens, Chiefs, Rams, Giants, and Seahawks – will hold their mini-camps this week. In all honesty, it is nearly impossible to tell much from these camps, even if you attended in person. There is no contact allowed and everything is pretty basic. Which is why a recent report that praised Cleveland’s fifth-rou…
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