Overview
- Bosa injured his right knee late in the first quarter of Sunday’s 16-15 win over the Cardinals when he was double-teamed on a rush and exited after signaling a thumbs-down.
- Imaging on Monday confirmed a clean ACL tear with no meniscus or additional ligament damage, and he will undergo season-ending surgery, according to multiple reports.
- Coach Kyle Shanahan said initial sideline tests were inconclusive before the MRI, calling the result an isolated tear that typically allows a standard reconstruction and rehab.
- This is Bosa’s second season-ending ACL injury of his NFL career, following a left-knee tear in Week 2 of the 2020 season.
- Bosa posted a broken-heart emoji on Instagram as the 3-0 49ers, already dealing with injuries to Brock Purdy and George Kittle, turn to Huff, Williams and other linemen to fill the pass‑rush void.