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No Huddle Podcast: George Kittle, Jamal Adams, and the unfair criticism of Jimmy Garoppolo
Zain, Levin, and Stats are back to discuss recent San Francisco 49ers news during the strange offseason, and what it means for the upcoming season ... if there is a season.
- 1:15 - Two preseason games eliminated, and what that means for the 49ers' younger players.
- 6:30 - Cam Newton signs with the New England Patriots.
- 9:35 - The offseason challenges and how they impact the rookies' learning curve.
- 11:45 - Should the 49ers be looking at Jamal Adams?
- 16:50 - Matt Barrows' report that George Kittle might be signed for $13 million per year.
- 20:30 - The unfair criticism of Jimmy Garoppolo.
- 24:20 - COVID-19's impact on the upcoming season.
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