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Darrell Jackson - WR - 49ers

Darrell Jackson will not participate in San Francisco's first round of minicamps due to a toe injury.
The Seahawks are smiling, as injuries are one of the reasons the team was so quick to move him for a cheap price. The Niners recently inserted workout bonuses into Jackson's deal, but it's uncertain whether the wideout will lose that money if he misses only the initial minicamp. May. 4 - 3:51 p.m. ET
Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat

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Darrell Jackson - WR - 49ers

The 49ers are hopeful that Darrell Jackson (turf toe) will be healthy by offseason team activities at the end of May.

San Francisco does anticipate the newly acquired wideout will be 100 percent by the start of training camp. Jackson is still recovering from the same injury that cost him the final three games of the 2006 season. May. 4 - 8:28 p.m. ET

Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat

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Darrell Jackson - WR - 49ers

Darrell Jackson's turf toe reportedly still bothers him on a daily basis.
"I feel it," Jackson said. "I always feel it." Jackson is seven months removed from the original injury and the 49ers have to be growing concerned. He hasn't run a single route this summer and may not be ready for camp. It's time to think about knocking him down draft boards - at least until he returns. Jun. 14 - 4:50 p.m. ET
Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat

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Darrell Jackson - WR - 49ers

49ers beat writer Matt Maiocco of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat expects Darrell Jackson to be the team's starting split end this season.
When he was originally acquired, it was expected that Jackson would be a flanker, normally the position that accumulates more catches in the offense coordinator Jim Hostler will run. Now Maiocco expects Arnaz Battle to take over at flanker with Ashley Lelie working as San Francisco's No. 3 receiver. Jul. 3 - 12:26 a.m. ET
Source: Santa Rosa Press Democrat