Why did Mike Singletary bench 49ers tight end Vernon Davis in 2008?
Hall of Fame linebacker and former head coach Mike Singletary reflects on why he benched 49ers tight end Vernon Davis during a game against the Seahawks in 2008 and gives Davis advice about his current contract situation.
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