Matt Maiocco of the Press Democrat has also stated this and said, "It's a very confident pick. Obviously, the 49ers expect to be drafting late in the first round next year."
49ers give up 2008 selection, not swap
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Matt Maiocco of the Press Democrat has also stated this and said, "It's a very confident pick. Obviously, the 49ers expect to be drafting late in the first round next year."
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I have recently discovered one of my new favorite shows on Hulu during this COVID-19 quarantine. It's called Letterkenny, and it's a half-hour comedy out of Canada that brings jokes, wit, and one-liners at a pace that is almost overwhelming at times. There is a LOT of Canadian slang (yes that's a real thing, and most of it comes from hockey), and one of the phrases that main character Wayne, the town's champion fighter and tough guy, says often when confronted by nonsense from somebody is "You better settle down over there or I'm gonna come talk to ya."
49er fans, you better settle down over there or I'm gonna come talk ya!
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By Site Staff
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San Francisco 49ers defensive coordinator Robert Saleh spoke with reporters after Thursday's practice as the team prepares for Sunday's road game against the New York Jets. Here is everything he had to say.
Transcript provided by the San Francisco 49ers Communications staff.
I'm going to shoot my shot here and ask you about DL Dee Ford and what your level of concern is or if you know the reasoning as to his absence from practice today?
"Not overly concerned. [Head coach] Kyle [Shanahan] and the performance staff will get that all out to you guys soon."
So, are you saying it wasn't a vet day, the reason that he didn't practice today?
"Again, I'll leave it up for Kyle and those guys,
49ers' Kyle Shanahan jokingly blames bad luck vs. Cardinals on son, not switch from red hat
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The San Francisco 49ers being able to convert third downs wasn't the only thing noticeably absent from Sunday's loss against the Arizona Cardinals. Head coach Kyle Shanhan's red hat from last season, dubbed by fans as the "Shanahat" was also nowhere to be seen.
The headwear had been a good luck charm during the 49ers' incredible run that ended just short of a championship. Shanahan had wanted to ditch the red hat but his wife would not allow it.
Shanahan joined KNBR on Thursday and was asked if he feels that making the switch in headwear contributed to the 49ers' bad luck in the season-opener.
"No, I definitely didn't," Shanahan responded with a laugh during the Tolbert, Krueger & Brooks show. "I didn't think about my hat. I had a