LAS VEGAS, NV – On the eve of Super Bowl LVIII, the San Francisco 49ers held their final practice at UNLV’s Fertitta Football Complex, focusing on red-zone work during the 68-minute jog-through session. The players seemed unfazed by the chilly and noisy conditions, with airplanes constantly taking off from the nearby airport.
In stark contrast to the chaos, the 49ers looked fully focused and healthy, with every player on the active roster participating fully in the practice. Coach Kyle Shanahan expressed his satisfaction with the team’s physical condition, noting that it was the first time everyone was fully healthy for a game.
Despite the distractions, Shanahan emphasized the importance of staying focused and eliminating any potential distractions leading up to the big game. He praised the team’s experience and leadership, attributing their ability to stay football-oriented in high-pressure situations to their success on the field.
Following the practice, the players and coaches were scheduled to spend time with their families at a team barbecue, and then meet early the next day to review the tape of Friday’s practice and walk-through their game openers and situations. Shanahan also mentioned continuing to make contingency plans for the game, ensuring that the team is prepared for any potential scenarios that may arise during the Super Bowl.
The 49ers’ final walkthrough was scheduled for noon on Saturday, signaling the conclusion of their physical and mental preparation for the game. With a healthy and focused team, Shanahan and the 49ers were ready to face the challenges that Super Bowl LVIII would bring, determined to bring home a victory for San Francisco.