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Aaron Lynch having his most fun since Notre Dame; has 49ers’ second-most QB hits, pressures

Oct 8, 2014 at 11:45 AM--


Business is picking up for Aaron Lynch in his rookie season as a 49ers pass rusher. The past two games, both wins, have tapped into Lynch's potential as he's become their left outside linebacker on passing downs. Lynch said he's... Continue Reading →
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John Lynch discusses draft strategy following Day 1; Kyle Shanahan jokes about 49ers' past misses

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