49ers' Brock Purdy and Fred Warner Provide Positive Injury News

Purdy’s turf toe injury in Week 1 last season instantly put him on the back foot, as he missed several games before returning to help the 49ers reach the divisional round despite not being fully healthy.

He still produced some impressive performances under the circumstances, but he now enters the new season fully healthy.

"Yeah, it feels great," Purdy said in an update with reporters on Monday. "And like I told you guys last year, when I came back, when I do come back from this toe debacle thing, I'll be good to play my way of ball. That was the whole thing, and I did.

"Obviously, with some time off and stuff, and some more training and things like that, it feels great. I'm feeling like I'm in a really good spot."

Fred Warner shares the latest on his health

Since being drafted in 2018, Warner’s durability had rarely been questioned before suffering his biggest setback in Week 6 of last season.

He later posted an update confirming that he is now fully healthy. In fact, had San Francisco defeated the Seattle Seahawks in the playoffs, Warner would have returned for the NFC Championship Game after an impressive rehabilitation process.

"I'm feeling extremely blessed, grateful to be back," shared Warner.

"I'm feeling great, and no restrictions, just being able to jump right in. That honestly was the feeling after the season ended, the fact that I was able to return to practice kind of gave me all the confidence in the world to really attack training during the offseason."

Having Purdy and Warner fully fit this early into the new season is significant due to their impact on and off the field.

They are two of the biggest leaders in the San Francisco 49ers locker room, setting standards through their preparation, dedication, communication, and ability to elevate those around them.