United StatesThe San Francisco 49ers' new offensive tackle, Vederian Lowe, will miss 'extended time' due to a high ankle sprain, according to local reporters. Lowe, who signed a two-year, $12 million contract with the 49ers after playing for the New England Patriots, was expected to serve as the primary backup to veteran Trent Williams. Despite posting a 61.4 PFF grade with the Patriots, he saw limited playing time last season. His injury could significantly impact the 49ers' offensive line depth, especially as they rely heavily on Christian McCaffrey and face a competitive NFC West division.
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