Javon Hargrave Has a Knee Injury

Javon Hargrave Has a Knee Injury

How good will Hargrave be on the field if he plays? He wasn’t the best player before to his knee injury.

who seemingly sustained an unidentified knee injury during practice on Thursday, was listed as injured on the 49ers’ injury report on Thursday. Consequently, he participated in limited practice on Thursday and Friday, and the 49ers have listed him as questionable for their road game against the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.

After traveling across the nation, it’s probably safe to anticipate that Hargrave will participate in the game. The 49ers need to win because they can’t afford to lose four straight. In essence, it’s a playoff match. Therefore, it’s likely that everyone who can play physically would.

How good will Hargrave be, though, if he does play? He wasn’t the best player before to his knee injury.

The 49ers were expected to be the Super Bowl favorites after Hargrave. They believed he would be lethal joining the league’s top defense, so they gave him a four-year, $84 million contract. With the Eagles the previous season, Hargrave racked up an incredible 11 sacks. The 49ers most likely anticipated that he would be even more effective.

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Yet they were in error. It should come as no surprise that Hargrave has only three sacks through eight games, given that his performance in the previous season was unusual. Throughout his career, he recorded between two and seventy-five sacks every other season. The 49ers covered manufacturing costs that were beyond Hargrave’s means.

They treated Arik Armstead in the same manner. granted him a five-year, $85 million contract following what they perceived to be a breakthrough campaign during which he recorded ten sacks. That turned out to be yet another anomaly. He’s recorded 11 sacks in 3.5 seasons since then. Furthermore, he turns 30 the next week, whereas Hargrave turns 31 in February.