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Another 49ers Receiver Carted Off: Why Their Injury Luck Is Just Brutal

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Demarcus Robinson was carted to the locker room on Sunday during the second quarter, taking an ankle injury that just adds to the nightmare for the San Francisco 49ers. Man, when it rains, it really pours for them.

Robinson’s Tough Break on the Field

This one looked particularly rough, you know? Robinson was wide open on a play that could have been an easy walk into the end zone. But the throw came in behind him, and it looked like his ankle just kind of got stuck in the field. Ouch. He was officially listed as questionable to return, but let’s be real, when you see a cart come out, it’s pretty unlikely we’ll see that player again in the same game. The only minor silver lining? They didn’t rule him out immediately. Maybe that’s something?

The 49ers’ Receiver Room Is Just Cursed

This isn’t even a new story for the 49ers under Kyle Shanahan. Their injury luck has been straight-up brutal. This team was already trying to navigate the regular season without a bunch of their top guys. Ricky Pearsall, who was expected to be one of their top four receivers, is out for the entire year. Christian Kirk and De’Zhaun Stribling, also in that top four group, just joined him on injured reserve. Now you add Robinson to that list of guys hurting. What are they even going to do?

So yeah, the Niners’ receiver situation just went from bad to potentially catastrophic. With Robinson now sidelined, you have to wonder how they’re going to piece things together moving forward. It’s a tough look for them, no doubt.

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Originally reported by Niners Nation.

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