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    49ers CB Nate Hobbs not practicing on Sunday

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    49ers CB Nate Hobbs did not practice on Sunday.

    Hobbs’ one-off season with the Packers was derailed by a recurring knee injury. Hopefully, this isn’t the same issue. He currently projects as a second-stringer. 49ers backup OT Vederian Lowe left practice early with an apparent right ankle issue.
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