49ers Blog and Q&A: 49ers training camp: morning coffee edition

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July 31, 2008

49ers training camp: morning coffee edition

It turns out that guard Jeb Terry hurt his foot in yesterday's afternoon. The injury is not considered serious, but Terry could miss a week or so. Terry is a newcomer to the team but he's been playing quite a bit at left guard. In fact, with Jonas Jennings, Joe Staley and Damane Duckett sitting out the p.m. practice, Adam Snyder slid over to left tackle and Terry played left guard with the first-team offense. Terry has played in 30 regular-season games in his career, all for the Buccaneers, including one start. Look for Cal rookie Brian De La Puente to fill in while Terry is out.

Other injury news ...

-- It looks like Shaun Hill is back in action, at least early in practice. He sat out the last half of yesterday's a.m. session and all of the p.m. portion to rest his sore arm

-- Mark Roman took part in some of the "coaching speed" practice yesterday, but he is rehabbing his hamstring this morning.

-- Ashley Lelie continues to miss time due to a calf strain

-- Good-looking rookie safety Lewis Baker is not practicing due to a thigh bruise.

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Your chances of getting stuck on a rickety Candlestick Park escalator this season have been greatly reduced. The team has installed three new escalators to the upper deck. Three lower escalators now have awnings to shield fans from the elements.

The team also announced that it has installed new 42-inch flat screen TVs throughout the entire stadium - including the concessions stands - as well as new LED screens in the stadium bowl to provide fans with important messages and out-of-town scores.

-- Matt Barrows

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