I started doing an annual 49ers hip-hop preview song called "The Best in the West" back in 2009, before the 49ers actually became that, and I've done one every year since. I don't just rhyme random player names together and try to have fun, but I actually strive to give actual insight, analysis and opinion in a song-based format, but I do have a little fun with it! So, with that in mind, here's a 2016 San Francisco 49ers preview unlike any others you've seen.
The 2016 49ers Season Preview Unlike Any Other You’ve Seen
I started doing an annual 49ers hip-hop preview song called "The Best in the West" back in 2009, before the 49ers actually became that, and I've done one every year since. I don't just rhyme random player names together and try to have fun, but I actually strive to give actual insight, analysis and opinion in a song-based format, but I do have a little fun with it! So, with that in mind, here's a 2016 San Francisco 49ers preview unlike any others you've seen.
The opinions within this article are those of the writer and, while just as important, are not necessarily those of the site as a whole.
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