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John Lynch: ‘If Reuben did hit this young lady, he won’t be part of our organization moving forward’
49ers general manager John Lynch talked to reporters on Monday for the first time since linebacker Reuben Foster was charged with three felony counts, including one for domestic violence, for an incident that took place on February 11. Rather than release Foster, the organization has elected to let the legal process play out for the…
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The 2018 KNBR Draftcast: Could the Niners make a first-round trade with New England?
© Brian Spurlock-USA TODAY Sports With the NFL Draft is just six days away, KNBR’s Larry Krueger and John Lund dropped their first episode of the 2018 KNBR Draftcast on Friday, breaking down the entire first round for the 49ers, Raiders, and entire NFL. In addition to analyzing all the top prospects and where they…
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49ers announce 2018 regular season schedule, have five prime-time games
After having only one prime-time game during the 2017 NFL season, the 49ers will have five prime-time contests in the 2018 campaign.
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49ers targeting former Stanford tight end Dalton Schultz, who met John Lynch in first college class
Schultz is the latest product from a Stanford program that has produced a long line of NFL tight ends.
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49ers to host Raiders in Thursday night prime-time game [report]
The Bay Area teams will square off in prime-time during the upcoming season.
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Quenton Meeks at 49ers pro day: ‘I feel like I’m the smartest player in this draft’
Playing for the franchise right up the road from his alma mater, while learning firsthand from Richard Sherman, would be a ‘dream come true,’ according to cornerback Quenton Meeks.
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49ers reward Joe Staley with raise in final two years of deal
The 49ers have rewarded one of the most respected veteran leaders on the team, responsible for protecting Jimmy Garoppolo’s blindside.
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Reuben Foster will not participate in offseason program, 49ers announce via joint statement
On Sunday, the 49ers released another statement, this one authored by CEO Jed York, general manager John Lynch, and head coach Kyle Shanahan
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Reputations at stake as Foster saga lingers
If the 49ers don’t swiftly release Reuben Foster, it will take a negative effect in the minds of many 49ers fans, regardless of the final verdict.
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Maiocco believes ’49ers have very large degree of skepticism’ about DA’s charges against Foster
On Thursday morning, the Santa Clara District Attorney’s office charged Reuben Foster with three felony counts, including domestic violence, for a Feb. 11 incident with his girlfriend. Shortly after, the 49ers released the following statement, implying that Foster will stay with the team at least for the time being.
