Now fully healthy, Trent Taylor’s explosiveness has returned
Jun 19, 2019 at 2:40 PM
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Trent Taylor is back. The 49ers receiver had a challenging season returning from back surgery in 2018, but he looked like himself again during the offseason program. Backup quarterback Nick Mullens noted the return of Taylor's explosiveness, which the former fifth-round pick didn't have last season. San Francisco expects Taylor to play more like he [more]
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