isaan.live — With injuries to their linebackers building up in the center of the 3rd quarter Thursday evening versus the Los Angeles Rams, the San Francisco 49ers relied on professional De’Vondre Campbell to enter the video game.
Campbell decreased the invite.
After that, in the 4th quarter, Campbell strolled to the storage locker room with a towel over his going without having fun a snap.
After the Niners’ 12-6 loss at Levi’s Arena, going trainer Kyle Shanahan discussed that Campbell chosen not to enter the video game although linebackers Dre Greenlaw (knee) and Dee Winter seasons (neck) were handling injuries.
“He said he didn’t want to play today,” Shanahan said.
Campbell’s choice and succeeding walk to the storage locker room left Shanahan, colleagues and trainers fuming after the loss.
Shanahan said the plan was for Campbell to enter the video game after Greenlaw had departed because he was handling some knee discomfort. It was also Greenlaw’s first video game back from an Achilles injury he sustained in Very Dish LVIII.
After Campbell said no, the Niners inserted Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles, the team’s just healthy and balanced linebacker left on the lineup, right into the video game. When the 3rd quarter finished, Campbell strolled to the storage locker room.
“Individuals noticed, but when someone says that, you move on,” Shanahan said. “That is someone that does not want to play football. That is pretty simple. I think our group and myself, we understand how we feel about that, so we do not need to discuss him any longer.”
When asked whether Campbell would certainly be launched, Shanahan said simply, “We will determine something.”
In the consequences of a dispiriting loss that probably finishes San Francisco’s chances at a playoff berth, a couple of of Campbell’s colleagues decreased to talk on the circumstance because word was simply production its way about the storage locker room about what had happened.
Linebacker Fred Detector and protective finish Nick Bosa said they didn’t know enough information to offer a lot of a viewpoint.