49ers draft: What they should do in Year 3 of Shanahan era
Apr 25, 2019 at 4:40 AM
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Here is what the 49ers need to accomplish in this third draft under the Kyle Shanahan and John Lynch regime.
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Transcript provided by the San Francisco 49ers Communications staff.
Opening Comments:
John Lynch: "You guys have fun? Yeah. Long day. Long day. Excited about our pick. Go ahead. Shoot."
Just the rationale. Why did you pick him? You guys have a lot of needs and what made you guys focus in on him?
JL: "We know we do well when we have consensus in our group. And that's from scouting, coaching, R&D, and we really had that with [WR] Ricky [Pearsall]. He's a guy who,
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