49ers Rookie Isaac Guerendo Shines in Starting Debut Against Bears
In just his second career start, Guerendo showcased his speed, versatility, and potential, helping the 49ers to a dominant 38-13 victory before exiting with a minor foot injury.
- Isaac Guerendo, a fourth-round draft pick, stepped in as the 49ers' starting running back due to injuries sidelining Christian McCaffrey and Jordan Mason for the season.
- Guerendo recorded 78 rushing yards on 15 carries, two touchdowns, and 50 receiving yards, demonstrating his dual-threat capabilities in the 49ers' win over the Chicago Bears.
- The rookie's elite speed (4.33-second 40-yard dash) and receiving skills impressed teammates and coaches, with tight end George Kittle and fullback Kyle Juszczyk praising his performance.
- Guerendo left the game in the fourth quarter with a possible foot sprain, but X-rays were negative, and he downplayed the injury, expressing confidence in playing Thursday against the Rams.
- Despite limited college experience at running back, Guerendo has emerged as a key contributor for the injury-hit 49ers, with teammates highlighting his growth and potential.
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