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Day 9 of the San Francisco 49ers training camp is officially over, as it was a light practice, with the energy level lowered after a long practice on Friday, with Brock Purdy taking a rest day, allowing Trey Lance and Sam Darnold to work with the first-team offense.
It was an underwhelming start for the quarterbacks, but Trey Lance finished strong, ending with a deep touchdown pass to Willie Snead on an incredible catch for a touchdown.
Here are all the sights and videos of Day 9 of Training Camp.
Full Breakdown of Day 9
For a full breakdown of Day 9, listen to our podcast recapping every detail I saw during Day 9 of training camp, from the quarterbacks to standout players to those to keep an eye out for and more.
49ers QBs on Day 9
With Brock Purdy taking a rest day, Trey Lance, Sam Darnold, and Brandon Allen led the charge on Day 9 of 49ers training camp.
Lance and Darnold were seeing working under center, making passes after a five-step dropback.
Additionally, the quarterbacks repped the quick game out of the shotgun, which was on display during team drills throughout the day.
An area of concern had been the passes off play-action rollouts, so it made sense the 49ers' quarterbacks repped that drill on Saturday.
Rookie Hype Machine
Two 49ers' draftees, third-rounder Ji'Ayir Brown and fifth-rounder Darrell Luter Jr., were seen as the Rookie Hype Machine on Saturday.
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Lynch held his annual pre-draft press conference on Monday, reflecting on the decision to take such a big chance on Lance. While such a bold move might have jeopardized jobs elsewhere, Lynch and Shanahan were blessed with some good fortune in the 2022 NFL Draft.
Acknowledging the support of the team's ownership, Lynch stated, "They believe in Kyle and I, and our
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