Eric Reid Injury: Updates on 49ers Safety's Recovery from Biceps Surgery

San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid left his team's Week 11 game against the New England Patriots with a torn biceps that will need surgery and keep him out for the remainder of the season.

Continue for updates.

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Reid to Undergo Surgery

Monday, Nov. 21

Matt Maiocco of CSN Bay Area reported Reid will go under the knife after an MRI confirmed a torn biceps.

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Reid Comments on Injury

Monday, Nov. 21

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Reid's Injury Another Blow to Struggling 49ers

Reid was injured in the fourth quarter, but he led the 49ers with seven tackles despite leaving the game early.

The fourth-year player entered Week 11 second on the team with 55 tackles while also adding one interception and five passes defended.

A first-round pick in the 2013 draft, Reid has started every game he has played for the 49ers, earning a Pro Bowl nod in his rookie season. Unfortunately, changes to the personnel have led to a dramatic decrease in the effectiveness of the entire San Francisco defense, which now rates among the worst in the NFL.

Sunday's loss was the ninth in a row, as the team dropped to 1-9 on the season.

With Reid missing the remainder of the campaign, Marcus Cromartie and Jaquiski Tartt should earn more playing time next to Antoine Bethea at safety.