49ers defensive end Tarron Jackson hospitalized following scary training camp collision

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The San Francisco 49ers had a scary scene play out at training camp on Sunday after a collision led to a player being transported to the hospital. 

Head coach Kyle Shanahan announced that defensive end Tarron Jackson was hospitalized following a collision. He was conscious and had movement in his extremities, though he was transported to Stanford Hospital for evaluation. 

Beat reporters watching practice saw the scene play out, where Jackson hit the ground hard after being blocked and didn’t get up. Trainers went out to check on him, and after several minutes, he was placed on a backboard and taken off the field. 

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San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Tarron Jackson, #56, does a drill during the San Francisco 49ers Training Camp on July 23, 2025 at the SAP Performance Facility in Santa Clara, California. (Matthew Huang/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Jackson is a player looking to earn a spot on the 49ers’ roster entering training camp. He joined their practice squad on a one-year, $1.1 million deal. 

However, Jackson’s injury now leaves that chance of making the 53-man roster up in the air. 

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Jackson would be playing in his fourth NFL season if he were to get on the field. He was a sixth-round pick by the Philadelphia Eagles back in 2021, playing 21 games for the franchise after a stellar career at Coastal Carolina. 

Linebacker Tarron Jackson, #41 of the Carolina Panthers, stands on the sidelines during the national