Frank Gore Injury Doesn't Appear to be Serious

Frank Gore injury update

San Francisco 49ers Frank Gore running back entered Sunday’s game against the New York Giants is an ankle injury that limited all week in practice. Although Gore played on Sunday, which was quite limited and went for long stretches of the second half. Kendall Hunter came in and Gore has matched six, providing more efficient operation in the second half. At one point, the NFL on FOX reporter Pam Oliver said Gore was questionable to return with the ankle and knee problems, but Gore did in exchange for small segments of the second half.

Frank Gore injury

After the game, the 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said that Frank Gore would play next week against the Arizona Cardinals. Frank Gore said in an interview after the match that his position coach Tom Rathman had been holding back to avoid the aggravation.
Frank Gore knee injury
We will keep an eye on the injury reports this week to see if Gore is limited during the week. The 49ers host a team that surprised the Arizona Cardinals Philadelphia in the road, but also a defense still has difficulties. If Gore is limited, could return to see more of Kendall Hunter on the ground. The San Francisco 49ers took a great victory over the New York Giants on Sunday to improve to 8-1 on the season, but most of the second half were without their star running back Frank Gore who left with an injury knee in the third quarter.
Frank Gore status
Gore, who participated in the contest only 149 yards from Joe Perry at number 1 on the computers of all-time career rushing list, is largely ineffective – he managed 0 yards on six carries – due to injury existing ankle that limited his play in practice last week. In the absence of Gore, Kendall Hunter came to take over the workload of running the game, providing a more effective ground offensive in the second half.

Frank Gore

After the game, the 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh emphasized that the knee injury that kept Gore from most of the second half is not serious and that his star player fit for the match next week against Arizona Cardinals.
San Francisco 49ers
In addition, Gore said in an interview after the match that his position coach Tom Rathman had been all stops to prevent further aggravation.