McCaffrey injured knee in 49ers' game against Buffalo.

McCaffrey injured after taking a toss, went to medical tent and locker room.

December 2nd 2024.

McCaffrey injured knee in 49ers' game against Buffalo.
The game between the 49ers and the Bills on Sunday night was off to a great start, until a sudden turn of events put a halt to the excitement. Christian McCaffrey, who had been having a fantastic season despite some setbacks, left the game with a knee injury. It happened during his seventh carry of the night, as he intentionally slid for a 5-yard loss on the snowy field. After a brief examination in the medical tent on the sideline, McCaffrey made his way to the locker room with his right sock pulled down to his ankle.

Last season's NFL Offensive Player of the Year had already missed the first two months of this season due to Achilles tendinitis. This game was only his fourth back, but he had already accumulated 58 yards on his first six carries, including impressive gains of 19 and 18 yards. Unfortunately, his night was cut short when he landed hard on the synthetic turf, tripped up by safety Taylor Rapp during an 18-yard run just before halftime. The team announced that McCaffrey was questionable to return to the game. He had also made two receptions for 14 yards before his injury, showing his versatility on the field.

As the game continued, the 49ers were facing an uphill battle without their star player, but they didn't let that stop them from taking an early lead. The first drive resulted in a field goal, with McCaffrey contributing a third-down conversion and a 19-yard run. However, just after McCaffrey's injury, a penalty on the Bills nullified an interception of a pass from quarterback Brock Purdy. Unfortunately, the 49ers were unable to capitalize on this opportunity and missed a field goal attempt by Jake Moody.

To make matters worse, the 49ers were already dealing with several other injuries, including linebacker Fred Warner, who was unable to play in this game. The Bills took advantage of the situation and scored a touchdown on a 65-yard run by James Cook. It was a tough blow for the 49ers, who were hoping to pull off an upset against the Bills in their first visit to Buffalo since 2016.

Despite the disappointing turn of events, the 49ers showed resilience and determination as they continued to fight on without McCaffrey. Fans will have to wait for updates on his injury and hope for a speedy recovery. In the meantime, the team will have to rely on their depth and the remaining players to step up and make a comeback in this challenging game.

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