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Alex Smith’s family celebrates after he’s cleared for football following 17 surgeries
Alex Smith wasn’t supposed to play football again. In fact, he’s lucky to be alive.
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49ers fear Jalen Hurd has torn ACL, working out another receiver [report]
There was so much positivity surrounding Jalen Hurd both in the 2019 preseason and in 2020.
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49ers Notebook: Camp brings long-awaited debuts, returns, timelines and… speeding
The 49ers are back. Training camp was opened to media for the first time on Saturday.
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Lynch, Kittle reveal how contract extension got done after reported ‘philosophical divide’
For a brief while, John Lynch can exhale.
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George Kittle issues heartfelt statement after five-year contract extension becomes official
George Kittle is officially a San Francisco 49er through 2025.
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49ers adding two more wide receivers to packed group, but who actually makes the team?
On Thursday, the 49ers added another two wide receivers to their already packed receiving room. That’s not a cause for optimism.
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Kawakami explains how Kittle contract runs counter to how 49ers typically do business
They finally got it done.
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Murph: The 49ers are the safest bet in our lives right now
For five months now, we sports fans have dealt with life in the pandemic. What we’re dealing with includes cardboard cutouts, Gabe Kapler in a mask, and now an autumn without the Cal marching band in Strawberry Canyon. That’s pretty weird stuff.
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Dee Ford, the notoriously rapid pass rusher, explains why he’s not as quick as he wants to be
Not since his rookie year was Dee Ford as unavailable to his team as he was with the 49ers in 2019.
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49ers bring in two more wide receivers for workout [report]
The 49ers are looking for wide receiver depth, of which they have little, at least in the form of proven commodities.
