The interpreter outside competition of the 49ers of San Francisco of week 3 belonged to the Large Ricky Pearsall receiver.
The first round produced 117 yards on only 8 receptions, and without its contribution, it is unlikely that the 49ers would have prevailed during their first home game of the season.
His season continues to improve, and in the midst of all the injuries surrounding the offensive, he found ways to exploit each defense that he was confronted. Its rapid development in its second season brings confidence.
Despite the adversity he met during his recruit season, especially in the face of very dark unknown and lasting moments, he showed an impressive force to return to swing.
Data supports him and praise of coaches only strengthen his remarkable progress.
But this key aspect of his game went unnoticed in week 3, with the attacking coordinator Klay Kubiak highlighting his endurance as worthy of admiration.
“Yes, this is extremely impressive. This is one of those things that you do not even realize before the end of the game and it is quite rare for a receiver to play as many shots,” said Kubiak with journalists on Thursday.
“But, it’s just a testimony for him, how he works, how he stacked practices and strengthens his conditioning. I think it is also a testimony to his mental game promoter and the way he is preparing and nothing is missing.
“He doesn’t need to get out of the game for any reason. He is ready for all situations, so that makes Ricky a very good player. So, really proud of him for doing this in the game and he wants to be there.
“So he has a bit [RB] Christian McCaffrey Mindset where he does not want to get out of the game. “
Pearsall’s endurance may be a huge advantage, but it is important to ensure that it is not worn as Christian McCaffrey was when it was used.
He missed the training on Wednesday due to a knee injury, but he presented on Thursday. He shared with 49ers on Si, he felt a “little pain” during the day, but he will appear more than probably against the Jacksonville jaguars on Sunday.
While Jauan Jennings continues to recover from an ankle injury and Brandon Aiyuk faces a prolonged absence, the 49ers cannot afford to lose their most efficient receiver at any time.
Whether it is treated as a warning, also considering the absence of George Kittle.
