In addition, despite coming off the bench in 2011 and missing five games for a stint in rehab in 2013, his 42 sacks after his first three seasons rank third behind Hall of Famers Reggie White (52) and Derrick Thomas (43.5).
Instead of extension, 49ers could take the fifth with Aldon Smith
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