49ers camp takeaways: Floyd fitting right in as D-line standout

SANTA CLARA — The 49ers quietly closed out their fourth block of training camp practices Thursday without fans in attendance. It was a shorter session, with several veterans sitting out for rest days, including wide receiver Deebo Samuel and cornerbacks Charvarius Ward and Deommodore Lenoir. Linebacker Fred Warner also missed practice with what he called "minor foot irritation," as did wide receivers Ricky Pearsall and Danny Gray, both of whom are nursing shoulder injuries. Practice started with individual drills as usual, followed by a series of one-on-ones between the offensive and defensive lines on one end of the field, and tight ends and running backs facing cornerbacks and safeties on the other. The team moved on to 11-on-11 work with a run session followed by third-down drills. After a special teams kickoff period, the group moved to the end of the field for several series of red-zone, move-the-ball work. Here are the takeaways from Day 13 of 49ers training camp: Floyd getting up to speed Veteran defensive lineman Leonard Floyd stood out as one of the faster players in one-on-ones. Many defensive linemen, no matter how much experience they have, often experience an...