What we learned about the 49ers defense in training camp: First-rounder Kinlaw is raw
Sep 1, 2020 at 4:00 AM
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Access to training camp wasn't quite the same this year as we're all trudging through a pandemic. Reporters were quartered off to the far side of the 49ers practice field, often with obstructed views when full-team work was done on the other side of the facility.
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