🚨San Francisco 49ers Fans Get Some BIG Trade News Going Into Week 7 vs. Falcons🚨

🚨San Francisco 49ers Fans Get Some BIG Trade News Going Into Week 7 vs. Falcons🚨

[Music] Hey, [Music] hey, hey. [Music] [Music] Heat. [Music] Hey, heat. Hey, heat. What is up everybody? Welcome into the show. You’re watching the San Francisco 49ers report. My name is Chase Senior and as always, no matter where you are, how you’re tuned in, thank you so much for making today’s show a part of your day. It is a beautiful Thursday, October 16th. So glad all of you are hanging out here with me. And over the next hour, we’re going to go through the latest Niners news, rumors, and analysis before this week seven matchup Sunday Night Football as the Niners welcome the Atlanta Falcons to Levi Stadium in Santa Clara. Here’s everything that’s coming up on today’s show. Niners Falcons preview. We’re going to start off there within that, of course, we’re going to talk some Niners injury news. And here in a moment, we have an update on linebacker Fred Warner. Could he be back at some point this year? We have some Niners trade rumors to get into. That’s the title of this stream because there’s a lot of trade speculation around the Niners organization right now and I think they need to make a move for a pass rusher. So, we’ll take a look and break down some alarming pass rushing trends for San Francisco as well. I do want to do a mailbag, but that’s up to you. If you have questions for me, get those questions in. It’s very simple for you to get involved and featured on the show within your comments here in the YouTube live chat. Just use the hashtag49ers or send in a super chat. And if you send in a super chat, it goes a long way in supporting everything that we do right here on the program. 316 people watching live. As you come in here, don’t forget to hit that thumbs up icon and like the video as well. And let’s get to that Fred Warner update really quickly. John Lynch was on the radio and he was talking about Warner’s surgery, his recovery, his injury, what the Niners plans could be going into the deadline to improve the roster. To that, John Lynch said, “I believe in a lot of the players on our football team. We have a lot of talented guys on this roster and obviously the NFL is very fluid. Things can change week over week, but this is a big question here. Ankle dislocation, ankle surgery, and it was fractured. Is there a chance that Fred Warner could return at some point this season? So, Matt Barrow spoke with a couple of orthopedic surgeons and here’s what they had to say in his article on The Athletic. They said that four months is more of the standard recovery. The two guys that I spoke to both said that when it comes to professional athletes, sometimes that timeline can be sped up because they have access to resources. for example, anti-gravity treadmills, which allows you to start that rehab a lot sooner. 3 months is not out of the question. Both of them said the likeliest scenario for his return is if the 49ers made it to the Super Bowl. What a story that would be if San Francisco could make it to the Super Bowl, which happens to be at Levi Stadium in Santa Clara. As far as how Warner is holding up, Kyle Shanahan did say that his surgery went great. He had surgery two days ago. Here’s Fred Warner smiling. And then yesterday, his wife posted the photo right here of Fred Warner sitting on the couch, ankle elevated, reading a book. I got ankle surgery, too, back in the day. And they recommend get that ankle up, get it elevated just because of the blood flow, and just rest. So, obviously Fred Warner is doing that. 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Usually I put these out on the channel on Tuesday, but there’s been so much news this week that kind of took precedent over this preview, but let’s get into it right now. You’re watching the 49ers Report Live. My name is Chase Senior. Let’s start the official show. [Music] We’re off and running. Welcome into the San Francisco 49ers report. My name is Chase Senior and as always, no matter where you are, how you’re tuned in, thank you so much for making today’s show a part of your day. Coming up, Niners Falcons preview. Good week seven matchup inside the NFC. This game’s going to have a lot of playoff implications, and I can’t wait for this prime time matchup. Kickoff is slated for 8:20 p.m. Eastern, 5:20 p.m. Pacific. The Niners two-point favorites. That line has kind of been hovering around the ners as one-point favorites now two. The overunder for this game. I think the oddsmakers expecting some offense in this affair. 47 even. We will be live right here on the San Francisco 49ers report for another watch party as we go live for every single Ner’s game. The real ones say it’s the best place to experience a Niners game day outside of being at the actual game. We’ll be live for an hour pregame show. So, lock us in and subscribe and let’s get to 178,000 subscribers here on the program. My initial thoughts on this game, this of course is going to be the Niners first full game without Fred Warner. John Lynch did speak on Wednesday on Thursday and there’s been some chatter about Warner potentially coming back at some point this season. I think the Niners have a lot of optimism about Warner coming back to be full strength for 2026 to be on the field for offseason workouts because it was just an ankle fracture and an ankle dislocation. Some doctors have said maybe he can come back for the Super Bowl if the Niners make it that far. But for the rest of the regular season for a playoff run, most likely Fred Warner not going to be with this team. And so how do the NerS adapt, adjust, and evolve? Tatum Mthune is going to get the start there. He’s a really instinctual player, but of course, we’re talking about one of the best players in the history of the National Football League. This is also going to be a harder game than we anticipated. When the schedule came out, you looked at Niners Falcons as a completely winnable game that the Niners should be victorious in. But this Falcons team has steadily improved over the last couple of weeks. And we’ll take a look at we’ll take a look at their resume coming up here in a moment. They’ve had some quality wins and they’re really starting to find their stride on offense and their pass rush is greatly improved. A win for the Niners to lift them to five and two would be big for their chances and opportunities of making a trade to help improve this defense and increase the pass rush because right now I think that’s a move that they need to make and this game given all of the weapons across the offensive side of the pill for Atlanta will be a huge test for this Niners defense that not only is without Fred Warner but also without Nick Bosa. And the Falcons are coming off a huge win, one of their biggest regular season wins in recent memory, factoring in how they accomplished that victory and the opponent it was against on prime time. And frankly, the score of 2414 felt more like a 3114 game and Atlanta should have scored a touchdown right before halftime if Drake London didn’t go out of bounds. Either way though, their defense was really good, causing a lot of fits for Josh Allen. Josh Allen had one of the worst regular season games he’s had in recent memory. And Atlanta able to win 24-14 with what 21 of those points I believe coming in the first half. Josh Allen 15 of 26 for only 180 yards, two touchdowns, two picks. And then for Atlanta, Michael Pennock very efficient, 20 of 32, 250 yards through the air and a touchdown. Bean Robinson 19 totes for a buck 70 and a score. And then Drake London had a massive game when the Falcons were very light at the wide receiver spot. Ray Mloud a healthy scratch. Darnell Mooney injured and Drake London says, “You know what? I’ll put the passing attack on my back for our receiver room. 10 catches, 158 yards, and a touchdown. Could have had another one right before recess.” The Falcons. So far, I talk about their resume here. They were up late against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A Buccaneers team that just beat the Niners, a Buccaneers team that is 5- one, and they’re currently the number one seed in the NFC. But Baker Mayfield had a game-winning drive late to lift Tampa Bay to a victory over Atlanta. Then the Falcons go on the road, one of the more hostile environments in the league, and they beat the Vikings 22-6, and they beat them soundly. Now JJ McCarthy got the start in that week 2 game. He was not good and the Falcons offense didn’t do much, but their defense really propelled them to a win. A weird loss and one of the oddest losses of the year was a 30 to nothing loss at the hands of the Carolina Panthers on the road for Atlanta in week three. They come off of that. They moved their offensive coordinator Zack Robinson to field level from the booth and they beat the Commanders 34-27. Important to note, it was Marcus Mariota who got the start in that game and it was not Jaden Daniels. Then the Falcons had an early buy. They come back in week six and they beat down on the Buffalo Bills 2414. And when I scout the Falcons, Michael Pedix last year showed some flashes when the Falcons surprisingly drafted him early top 10 pick after they had given Kurt Cousins $100 million in guaranteed money. what Pennix did at Washington very impressive. I was at the natty between Washington and Michigan. And that year, Penn was superb. Throwing with anticipation, throwing with precision to the boundary and to the sideline. He has a really strong arm where he can complete passes at all three levels. Now, in that natty, little bit overmatched, but that Michigan team tied the record for the most NFL drafties in a draft, that roster was loaded. And last year, you saw some moments out of the pistol where Penn was making some plays, but offensively they were kind of a disaster. But the arm strength is there, the pocket feel is there with the snap of a wrist, he can really spin it. Zack Robinson is a Shawn McVey disciple who was in the booth calling plays and then after they lost 30 to nothing to Carolina, Rahee Morris said, “We want you down on the field level.” That has led to the Falcons offense playing a lot better. We’ve been waiting on this breakout Bejian Robinson season. It’s happening before our very eyes. One of my predictions going into this year was that he was going to win offensive player of the year. I think right now it’s safe to say he’s the best running back in football. so dynamic running it and catching it. Drake London is a really tough cover because he moves well and he has great size. And this pass rush for Atlanta, this is a huge storyline, greatly improved because last year their defense stunk. Raheem Morris is a defensive guy even though he’s kind of coached everywhere on both sides of the ball throughout his coaching career. But the lack of pass rush really hurt them in all phases on defense in 2024. They allowed the highest completion rate, 69.9% and the second most touchdowns a season ago with 34. The Falcons were also last in the NFL in sacks with only 31 and they were last in pressure percentage at 28.1%. But they made pass rush a draft priority early in the 2025 draft, taking two pass rushers in the first round, which caught a lot of people by surprise. and some of the existing players and some of their other pickups have helped this defense tremendously. And so it has been a pass rush group by committee. And you take a look at the sack numbers for Atlanta this year. Zack Harrison is leading the way with two and a half sacks. You have Brandon Dless with one and a half sacks. Kaden Ellis, the linebacker, one and a half sacks. Former Niner Leonard Floyd has given them some speed off the edge. One and a half sacks for him. One of Chip’s favorite players, Ruk Auroro out of Clemson, one and a half sacks from the defensive tackle spot. David Anamada, one sack. And then you have the rookie Jaylen Walker with one. D. Alfred, the corner with one. Sam Roberts, a defensive tackle with one. Billy Bowman, the safety with a half sack. Devon Diablo with the half sack. And then the other rookie first round pick out of Tennessee, James Pierce with the half sack. We talked in the pre-draft a lot about Pierce and Walker for San Francisco. They’ve had some good moments this year. So you see that by committee, they’ve been able to get after the quarterback. As far as some injury news for the NerS, it took Kyle Shanahan 30 seconds during his Wednesday press conference to get through the Niners injury report, and he had to take like 60 breaths. And this isn’t everybody, but these are the notable injuries for San Francisco. Brock Perie, turftoe, George KD expected to come back. Hasn’t played since week one because of that hamstring injury. Ricky Piolaw not really coming along all that well with that knee. Sometimes that can be hard for wide receivers. Joan Jennings is hurt everywhere. Ribs, ankle, shoulder. Dominic Pun did not practice on Wednesday. I’m recording this early Thursday. If he can’t go, it could be Drew Moss or Nick Sakell at right guard. And the Sners offensive line has already been bad this year. Sky Moore, return man, ankle. He didn’t practice on Wednesday. Jordan Watkins didn’t either. Calf. And then you have CJ West thumb, Kalia Davis hand, and Renardo Green neck. He came back off that injury against the Buccaneers, but he did miss that Rams game because of a neck injury. And as far as Brock Pury goes, the expectation is that Pertie is not going to play in this game against Atlanta. They want to give that toe another week to rest. Now, I was the bad guy for saying that Pertie shouldn’t play against Jacksonville. That the Niners messed up. They goofed. They made a mistake. They rushed it. But the Niners were holding him out of this game because they don’t want to h uh see happen what happened against Jacksonville where he reagravates that turf toe. I was right. People got mad at me and now the Niners have learned their lesson. I’m glad they have. So, M. Jones most likely going to get the start again. I think that in his four starts, he has fared very well. Three and one as a backup. You’ll always take it. His ability to throw from inside the pocket. Has looked elite this year. Now, obviously behind a bad offensive line, his inability to create out of structure because he’s not mobile sometimes hurts this Niners offense. But from a passing standpoint, the production has been terrific. He’s averaging well over 300 passing yards per game in his four starts with the Niners. The Falcons injury report. These players did not participate on Wednesday. Edge rusher Jaylen Walker groin. Cornerback Clark Phillips triceps illness. Cornerback Billy Bowman hamstring. 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That’s code CLNS to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. Prize picks. It’s good to be right. All right, to the back half of our preview here. Welcome into the San Francisco 49ers report. Chase Senior hanging out here with you. Really excited to dive into this here on the program. Niners, Falcons, big game in the NFC coming up on Sunday Night Football. So, what we’re about to break down and dissect, keys to the game, matchups to watch, what the Niners must do to win this game, and of course, my prediction. Let’s set the foundation and set the table by taking a look at how both of these teams fare on both sides of the football. Offensively for Atlanta, that 30 to nothing loss against Carolina has brought down their points per game. But the last two games, they’ve really started to get it together offensively and you see that based upon some of these other numbers here. But they are 27th in points per game at 20. But they’re number two in yards per game offensively in the NFL at 378.8. So they have really moved it. 5.7 yards per play. That’s 10th. They’re good on third downs, converting 41.7% of those third down opportunities. They have struggled to punch the ball into the end zone. Number 27 in red zone touchdown scoring percentage at 43.7%. To the defensive side of the ball, giving up just 20 points per game. That’s seventh yards per game. Number one in the NFL defensively there. Yards per play, 4.8. That coincides with the yards per game number. Third down efficiency number four. So the fourth best third down defense at getting off the field. But in the red zone, they are a little bit lacking there. 66.6%. That ranks 24th for the ners offensively. 24th in points per game at 20.8. a lot of instability at the quarterback spot and on offense with all these injuries. Hopefully, they could start to find their groove. The return of George KD should help them running the ball, put up points, and in the red zone and obviously help out and aid this passing attack. Yards per game, the Niners have not struggled there. So, that’ll be a good matchup with Atlanta. 373.7 yards per play, not a ton of explosives because of the injuries. When Kendrick Bourne is your number one, that’s going to happen. You don’t have a lot of field stretchers. 5.4. The Niners the fourth best third down offense in the NFL. But in the red zone, the struggles continue, 28th there at 42.8%. This Niners defense has started to slip a little bit without Nick Bosa. Now they’re without Fred Warner moving forward. 15th in points per game, 15th in yards per game, 18th in yards per play. They are the fifth best third down defense in the NFL. And the red zone defense has started to go down a little bit with all of these injuries. 20th there at 61.1%. With that, my keys to the game for the Niners to pull off a victory here and stop a hot Cardinal or a Falcons team, different bird that’s coming into Levi Stadium on Sunday night. Number one, you got to stop Bejian Robinson. I think right now he’s the best running back in football and he’s one of the best overall all-around offensive players in the game. We’ve been waiting for this breakout to happen at Texas. A star-studded prospect as he’s played for Atlanta as an collective offensive unit. They really haven’t been able to get it together. This is the year though where he’s really started to find his stride and that’s coincided with the Falcons offense playing a lot better and more consistently this season. Look at these numbers running the football. 83 carries for 484 yards, ladies and gentlemen. 484 rushing yards through five games played. He’s also picking up 5.8 yards per carry. That is an absurd number. He has two rushing touchdowns, but he’s not just going to hurt you running the ball. And when he runs it, it’s in between the tackles. It’s getting out to the edge, and he’s a home run threat. He can also excel in catching the ball. This is why when he was coming into the draft out of Texas, he was a top five overall player on my board. Very rarely do I view running backs in that manner, but Bean’s that special. 24 catches, 338 yards, and another touchdown through the air. And not only has the absence of Nick Bosa hurt the Ner’s pass rush, obviously he’s one of the top pass rushers in the game. Funny enough, we’re seeing his value as a run defender come to light without him on the field because the Ner’s rushing defense has struggled mightily without Nick Bosa as well. Before the Bosa injury, the Niners were giving up 3.68 yards per carry. After the Bosa injury, San Francisco is surrendering 4 and a half yards per carry. That is a 23% decline in rush defense efficiency. A big reason for this too is because of the personnel packages that the Niners and Robert Solo were able to use when Bosa was healthy. He could play defensive end. He could play defensive tackle. Bryce Huff could play defensive end which could slide Samoku Gross Mats and Mikel Williams on the inside. But without Bosa, you can’t do as much of that. So this has been a concerning regression for the NerS with the rush defense efficiency going downhill. How’s it going to get any better with Fred Warner now out for the rest of the year? He dislocates and fractures his ankle and he has done such a great job of being an elite run defender putting his defense in a position to make plays and be successful. I will say this about Tatum Bethune, seventh round pick out of Florida State. Kind of slow, but he’s instinctual. He plays with good feel. He can read and diagnose plays at Florida State. I liked him in the pre-draft because he’s good against the run. And I think you’ll see a little bit of that early on from him, but in the pass game, how does he hold up? Because he lacks some of that lateral quickness and really that vertical speed to cover the seam. Key to the game number two, can this 49ers offensive line please just give M. Jones a chance on Sunday Night Football against Atlanta? Now, in 2024, the Falcons had one of the worst defenses in the NFL, and they had one of the worst pass rushes in the NFL. This year, though, they’re a lot better, and they’re one of the best teams at sacking the quarterback, and they’ve gotten production from everywhere. All of these following players have at least a half sack on your screen. James Pierce, Devine Diablo, Billy Bowman, Sam Roberts, D. Alfred, Jaylen Walker, David Anyada, Rook Auroro, Leonard Floyd, Kaden Ellis, Brandon Dorless, Zack Harrison. And if you look at all the positions listed there, they’re getting sack production because they’re creative and exotic as a defense from all types of different positions. Defensive end, check. Defensive tackle, check. Linebacker, check. Corner, check. safety check. So, they will do a couple of things to really try to confuse this Ner’s offense. And up front, this Niners offensive line has been putrid both against pressure looks and even when teams just send three or four because they get bullied, especially along the interior. And this Falcons defense, this is a huge jump from last year when they allowed the highest completion rate in football at 69.9%. They gave up the second most touchdowns at 34. They were last in the NFL in sacks with 31. And they were last in pressure percentage at 28.1%. And Atlanta not going to quite be as aggressive as Todd Bulls usually is, but we know Todd BS is a very aggressive defensive mind and play caller too, right? And that Bucks pass rush was unrelenting against M. Jones. I mean, he didn’t have an opportunity back there to have success. He was starting to see ghost because he got hit so much. The Buccaneers against the Ners in week six registered 22 total pressures. 11 hurries, six sacks for a pressure rate of 11.3%. If this happens again to the Ners, they will not beat the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday night. Key to the game number three, let’s stick with this awful offensive line that might put me in an insane asylum by the time that the season is over. The Sners offensive line needs to run block and they just need to find a way to execute and figure it out. Now, I think it’s because of a lack of personnel. They’re not strong enough physically along the interior. But, can you have some more stretch runs? Can you have some pitches to the outside to give Christian McCaffrey easier running lanes where visibly he can see it perhaps? Can you run some ender rounds, some jet sweeps, just do something to try to get this Ner’s non-existent run game going? Because this isn’t sustainable for Kyle Shanahan’s offense. The Niners are dead last in yards per carry at 3.1. We’re talking about a Kyle Shanahan runheavy scheme here, ladies and gentlemen. They’re 16th in rushing attempts per game at 26.8. So clearly, they’re at least trying, but they’re 30th in rushing yards per game at 82.2. And they only have one rushing touchdown all year. I believe they only have one rushing play of 20 plus yards all season long. It’s ridiculous. And so I’ve been trying to figure out what’s going on with this Niners run game. To me, upon looking at the tape, looking at the numbers, it’s the offensive line. It’s not Christian McCaffrey. Now, is Christian McCaffrey as fast and as explosive as he was in 2023? No, he’s an older back and last year he had a couple of really severe injuries. But look at these yards before contact numbers this year compared to 2023 when McCaffrey won off as a player of the year. The first set of numbers from Sumer Sports. I saw this and I’m like, I got to look at a couple of different databases. So in 2023, McAffry’s yards before contact 1.85 yards. This year it is less than a yard. And that makes sense, right? Because how often have we seen McCaffrey get a handoff and immediately he is just coraled and swallowed up by defenders in the backfield for TFLs. Then I look at the Pro Football reference numbers and same two years, right? 2023 2025 yards before contact for CMC 3.1 in 2023, 1.9 here in 2025. It’s bad, man. It’s really bad. Key to the game number four, the Niners have to limit explosive plays. And this has been a constant issue without Nick Bosa. And then once Fred Warner went out, the Buccaneers were able to average seven and a half yards per play and for the game, seven yards per play. Not going to win a lot of football games playing defense like that because every two plays is a first down for the opposition on average. And so you look at the Ner’s problems with explosives. I also dug these numbers up. Before Bose’s injury, Pursuer Sports, weeks one through three, the Niners gave up 5.3 explosive plays per game. These are plays of 10 plus yards. Four through the air, 1.3 on the ground. After Bose’s injury, it’s gone up to nine explosive plays given up per ball game. six through the air, three on the ground, and the pass play specifically up on average from four to six. This Atlanta offense, they have weapons all over the place. Behan Robinson is their number one. Tyler Algier is one of the top backup backs in the NFL. Michael Pennix can spin it. You have Drake London. Kyle Pittz is a freakishly gifted and athletic tight end who can kind of play hybrid wide receiver. He’s starting to get it going. This is going to be a hard cover for this Niners defense in week seven on Sunday night. And then lastly, is Atlanta ready for this moment? What I mean by this, they just won their biggest regular season game in years, taking down the Buffalo Bills in prime time, Monday Night Football. Nobody thought that Atlanta was going to win that game and take down Josh Allen. What happened the prior week in prime time? The Jacksonville Jaguars had their biggest regular season win in years, beating the Kansas City Chiefs, and I think they had lost to Kansas City like 10 or 11 straight times. What happened the following week for Jacksonville? Letown down spot at home against Seattle and they made a lot of mistakes and that was the classic letdown spot for Jacksonville. Is this going to be the letdown spot for Atlanta? Sometimes human nature factors into results and that is a talking point in this game. I want to see if Atlanta is ready for this moment. The other thing too, the Niners have the rest advantage because the Falcons played on Monday Night Football and they have to travel across the country. So, are the Niners going to be the fresher team? We know they’re the more banged up team, but with the current players who are healthy, could they be the fresher and sharper team? Predict the score. Atlanta, San Francisco, Sunday Night Football. I’m really excited for this matchup. And you know what? I want the Niners to prove me wrong here. I am just really concerned about how this defense is going to fare against this high octane offense that comes into Santa Clara playing confident football. And I think it’s going to take a couple of games for the Niners to adjust for life post Fred Warner. And I’m not sure they can make that adjustment in one week. So you’re without Nick Bosa, you’re without Fred Warner. Now you have to find a way to stop this offense. I think the Niners struggle in that area. Plus, I think the Niners offensive line is going to be killing them. So I think the Niners fall in this game 28-25. I hope I’m wrong, but that’s my prediction. Still to come here on the show, Niners trade rumors. Niner fans getting some big trade news. We’re getting into that coming up here in just a moment. That and a whole lot more coming up on the program. Also, get your questions in for our mailbag. Use the hashtag 49ers or send in a super chat. That’ll be segment number three. So, if you want to be a part of the show, you want to let your voices be heard, you have a question for me, you want to talk trades, you want to talk injuries, you want to talk about all things Niners, use the hashtag 49ers or send in a super chat. Chip, how we doing on that front? Yeah, shout out to Joe Carmarmac, Jay Manino, excuse me, and Travis M. All getting questions in. I did see Jeanie Jeannie Wyatt uh trying to get questions in. Jeie, you were using 49. Yeah, you have to do 49ers or else it won’t pop up. So, I saw you asking a couple questions. Yeah. And you just used 49. Got to do 49ers. So, ask those questions again. And everybody get those questions in, baby. It’s coming up soon. get on the show. Let’s go. Kenichiwa from Joi. What’s up, Joji? Yeah, Genie. So, you’re using 49. Just put 49ers in there because you’re asking about Trey Hendrickson. Definitely want to be able to talk about him. Yep. Yep. Yep. Actually got two good questions from Joe Carmarmac. Both totally different. So, shout out. Joe always bringing the heat. All right, let’s shift gears to segment number two. some Niners trade buzz that I want to get into here. Spaz out, I’m a Bucks fan. I need y’all to beat the Falcons. Congrats on the win last week. Genie Wyatt, there you go. Will the Niners trade for Trey Hendrickson? YouTube’s also made a switch where everybody’s at is being represented instead of like their actual names. So, that’s kind of throwing me for a loop there. I guess YouTube kind of wants it to be more like social media where it’s the ads and not the usernames. But I see Chua in the building as well. Good stuff. If everybody wants to change it to make it easier, you can make your ats your actual names or what you had before as the username and then I’ll be more easily able to identify everybody. All right, segment number two coming up. Also have a great deal that we’re about to tell you about thanks to our friends at Fanatics. Let’s dive in as the show rolls on. Hey there, I’m Chase Senior. Welcome into the show. Thank you so much for clicking on this video and supporting the channel. This is the San Francisco 49ers report. My name is Chase Senior. Coming up on today’s show, Niners trade rumors and trade buzz continues to be a big talking point for this football team going into the trade deadline, which is after week nine going into week 10. Which players are the Niners tied to? I have a lot of thoughts on why I think the Niners should make a move. That’s all coming up here over the next several minutes. I do want to begin here though. Anytime we reach a new subscriber milestone, I want to say thank you to the faithful. I know I said thank you off the top, but this is truly a dream come true for me talking about the NFL every day on a platform which has reached nearly 4 million people over the last month. The 49er support just surpassed 177,000 subscribers. So, if you haven’t subscribed, do so right now. lock us in and what we give you free daily shows. So the trade buzz around San Fran Cisco is real and the ners according to a multitude of reports are scouring the trade market looking to upgrade their pass rush. There’s also some sneaky buzz here in talking to some people out there. And I know that after the Nick Bosa and Fred Warner injuries, everybody’s honed in on edge rusher and linebacker. But over the last couple of weeks, the Niners have also been monitoring the wide receiver market as well, looking at a team like the Green Bay Packers. They could also trade away potentially a Jawan Jennings or a Brandon Aayuk. Keep in mind that I think they’re going to be busy going into the deadline, especially if they can pick up a couple of wins going into the deadline. And I just think that for John Lynch and this front office, trading specifically for a pass rusher is the move that the NerS need to make. If you shore up your defensive line, it makes the backend’s job at the second level with the linebackers, at the third level with the secondary a lot easier. And I know a lot of people are going to say, “Chase, what about offensive linemen?” Maybe you could get one of the Browns interior offensive linemen to help out this struggling offensive line, which from a talent perspective as well, just isn’t that good. But think about where Cleveland is at, right? They drafted Dylan Gabriel and Shador Sanders. They want to see what those rookie quarterbacks can do. They don’t want them getting killed back there. And so, I’d be surprised if a team like that trades away an offensive lineman. and why I think an edge makes sense. If you’re able to get after the quarterback and you get a defensive end who’s also good against the run tremendously, it helps out your linebacking core. And if you can get pressure on the quarterback, your secondary and your corners, your safeties, they’re not going to be dead ducks back there having to just hold up for so long if you can get to the QB. And so the 49ers in recent weeks have been tied to a handful of pass rushers from Trey Hendrickson, the star for the Cincinnati Bengals, who is out Thursday in that game against the Pittsburgh Steelers as I record this show on Thursday, Bradley Chub for the Miami Dolphins, Jaylen Phillips of the Miami Dolphins, Ardan Key of the Tennessee Titans. And what do you notice about all these teams? The Bengals have lost four games in a row. The Dolphins only have one win. The Titans only have one win. Ardan Key of course, a former Niner. And then you look at the winless Jets, Will McDonald and Germaine Johnson. Two really good and talented young pass rushers playing for the Jets who could look to sell going into the deadline to try to get back a bunch of picks. that after the Packers, who are one of the top teams in the NFC, traded for Micah Parsons, it potentially makes some pass rushers expendable for Green Bay. The Niners are said to be interested in Rashan Garry. According to multiple reports, he’s in a contract year or a Kingsley Anik Barry who isn’t really in the pass rush rotation, but has done some nice things as a pass rusher in his career. And the lack of pass rush for San Francisco is just killing this Niners team. And it’s pretty crazy, right? Because without Nick Bosa, of course, the Niners pass rushing numbers have decreased, but they’ve also gotten so much worse against the rush. With Bosa, they were giving up like 3.3 yards per carry. Now they’re giving up around 4 and a half yards per carry. And look at these numbers here. I mean, the Niners only have sacks on three and a half% of dropbacks. That’s 30th in the NFL. As a team, they only have seven sacks. Nick Bosa had two of them. That’s 31st in the NFL. And in week six against Tampa Bay, Baker Mayfield was pressured 12.6% lower than M. Jones. So, that goes to show you the Niners offensive line stinks, but they also can’t get after the quarterback with their defense. And there is a caveat with the Niners making a move. If they make a move, they want a player who can help them this year and next year while not sacrificing a bunch of draft picks for the future. They also don’t want to screw themselves over financially. And that’s exactly what Kyle Shanahan echoed this week. We’re looking for things that make sense for our team right now. and in the future. But I don’t see a big difference between Sunday before that game started and today. It definitely hurts losing a guy like Fred Warner, but in terms of people who are available that can improve our team for this year and next year, I don’t see that situation being that much different. Now, I disagree. Trade for Trey Hendrickson. Trey Hendrickson is on an expiring deal, but resign him this off season, then he can be a part of your future. And how about a defensive line with Trey Hendrickson, Nick Bosa, and Mike Williams where they can all share the field at the same time because they can all play defensive end or defensive tackle. That’s what I think the Niners thinking should be. Now, I have more on this coming up here just around the corner. But we have a phenomenal deal that we want to tell you about thanks to our fine friends at Fanatics. This Ner’s polo, I’m a big polo guy. I wear polos all the time because it’s a very versatile clothing item, right? and it serves so many different purposes. Plus, if it’s a Niners pulao that’s looking clean like this, you got to take advantage of this deal. This diner polo here to my right was $50. It’s now on sale for $39. Limited time only. But to get that discount, you have to use our link chatports.com/49erspo. Then it’ll take you to Fanatics. Now, another part of this trade conversation for San Francisco is this. I think the Ner’s schedule results will dictate what the Niners plans are for a trade. So, you think about where the Niners are at right now, right? 4-2 at top the NFC West. They are the number three seed in the NFC. And you look at the games coming up. They are favored against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football. Falcons are dangerous, but you’re at home. You have the rest advantage. And this is a got to have it game. you win that game, you’re five- two. They are not favored going up against the Texans, but that Texans team isn’t the team that we thought it’d be coming into this year. You should be able to win that game, and I think Niner fans going to be able to take over the joint. Week nine, you go on the road against the Giants. Cross country travel. The Giants are physical. They’re feeling themselves right now because their rookies are playing well. Jackson Dart, Cam Scataboo, Abdul Carter. But you’re going to be favored in this football game, too. So, let’s just say you can win two of the next three games to get you to six and three. Then you’re going into the deadline after week nine going into week 10 at 6 and three. You’re six and three. You’re going to have a chance to win this division in a wideopen NFC. And I’m of the belief, get into the dance and see what happens. Now, you might not be Super Bowl favorites, but with this coaching staff, with some of the playoff experience that you have, if you can host a playoff game in the wildard round, you get to the divisional round, you’re a win away from the NFC Championship game. And I think it’s important to get this young NerS team some playoff experience so that when you are ready to be bonafide Super Bowl contenders, they’re not going to be shying away from the bright lights. You’ve got the Cardinals week 11, Rams, week 10, winnable games. You welcome the Panthers to town, Monday Night Football, winnable game. On the road against the Browns, winnable game. Late by to get healthy. Then for a stretch run, you play the Titans, you should be able to win that game. They’re terrible. You’re on the road against the Colts, winnable game. Probably not going to be favorites because the Colts are good this year. Shane Stiken doing a hell of a job with Daniel Jones, but you should be able to win that football game. You can win against the Bears. you’ve already beaten the Seahawks. That game will be at home. So, it’s really all there for the taking for San Francisco unless they don’t make a move. So, John Lynch, I think you got to make a move for a pass rusher and I hope San Francisco does. As far as players on the roster who the Niners could trade away, not players who could they who they could trade for. I think Jawan Jennings could be moved. I think Brandon Au could be moved. wouldn’t surprise me if one of the safeties is moved because the ners like the young safeties on the team and Malik Mustafa and Maris Seagull and the emergence of Seagull, their return of Mustafa has made either Jason Pinoch or Gier Brown expendable. And Bill Barnwell, I guess he watches the show because I talked about this earlier this week. Jason Pinoch uh an option to get traded away. The Buffalo Bills, they’re not gonna win a Super Bowl or beat the Chiefs with this defense right now. They need to get better. And could they make a trade for a player like Jason Pinoch? So, Bill Barnwwell’s trade idea, the Bills get Pino and a 2027 seventh round pick and the Niners get a 2027 sixth round pick. You trade away a player who you signed to a one-year deal, you get a sixth round pick back, and the Niners have hit on a lot of late draft picks. Here’s Barnwwell’s reasoning. Safety has been an issue with a lot of the competitive teams around the NFL this season. There just aren’t many rosters with serious safety depth that could justify a trade. One of the few exceptions is a team that has injury issues just about everywhere besides safety right now. The 49ers started Jason Pinnock in September, but that was always going to be a temporary solution. He fell out of the lineup altogether last week with the ners preferring rookie Marqueis Seagull, third-year man Jier Brown, and the return of second-year safety Malik Mustafa. Pinox’s not going to transform the Bills defense, but he has been passable as a center fielder, as uh as a pro, and would offer the Bills some depth. Beanie Bishop had to briefly leave the Falcons game, leading the Bills to turn to 34y old veteran Jordan Puyer for a handful of snaps. Puyer was once an essential part of Shawn McDermott’s defense, but those days have come and gone. The 49ers would add a little bit of draft capital with this deal, something they could use to address one of the eight or nine positions on their roster that have been riddled with injuries this year. So, that’s the type of trade that I think could make some sense for San Francisco. You trade away a player like Joan Jennings on an expiring year uh year of his contract, you get value back for a player who might otherwise walk and you could get something back for him. Whereas, if you let him walk in free agency, you don’t get anything back. So, that’s uh some thinking that should be going through the Niners heads and some thoughts that come to mind for me. Don’t forget to hit that subscribe button here on the San Francisco 49ers Report. We’re bringing you daily Niners coverage that’s informative, insightful, entertaining, thoughtprovoking, where you have a voice. So, if you like this show, if all that sounds great, join the movement. All right, we’re going to get to our mailbag next. Get those questions in. Use the hashtag 49ers or send in a super chat. That’s hashtag49ers or send in a super chat. Good stuff in the questions so far. We got Jumbo Genie Juking VR who kid. So, got a good amount of questions here. Variety of topics. You know, we’re getting into the thick of things here in the season. So, awesome. Love to love to get the people involved on these mailbags here. Last chance to get your question in. Use that hashtag 49ers. If you send in a super chat, we have no super chat so far. Send it a super chat. We will answer that question at the very beginning of the show. Otherwise, it’s kind of just up to me, baby. You’ll leave it into my hands. You’ll skip the line and we’ll take your questions first. All right. Yeah, it’s looking like we got some good questions here. That gets me pumped up. Let’s go. All right, let’s take your questions for a mailbag. Do it. Porterhouse, MC Senior, what up? How are we favored? I mean, two-point favorites. Usually a home team gets like a field goal. Um, that shifted a little bit over time, but the Niners are favorites. They have the rest advantage. cross-country travel for Atlanta, but it’s nearly a pick them game. Nearly a pick them game. All right, let’s round out the live show with a mailbag and let’s answer your questions. Welcome into the San Francisco 49ers report. My name is Chase Senior. No matter where you are, how you’re tuned in, I appreciate you for making today’s show a part of your day. And by the time that you’re watching this video, I hope all of you out there are having a fantastic weekend. Coming up here on the show, going to open up the floor for a mailbag. We’re taking questions from all of the real ones as members of the Niner gang who watch this show as San Francisco heads into this week seven matchup against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday Night Football. Speaking of that game, Niners Falcons watch party will be live here on the show. We always get more than 100,000 people to join us live for our watch parties. It’s the best place to experience a Niners game day outside of being at the actual game. We’ll do a pregame show. We’ll be live for the game, live for a postgame show as well. So, experience it with us and join us. And in the process, let’s get to 178,000 subscribers right here on the program. Let’s begin here with this one coming in from Jeannie Wyatt. Will the NerS trade for Trey Hendrickson? Obviously, his name has been a popular name in these trade discussions for San Francisco, but really any team across the NFL looking for a pass rusher. And the Niners are going to have to compete and vi with other teams going into the deadline after week nine, going into week 10. A team like the Philadelphia Eagles has said to be interested in a player like Trey Hendrickson. And how Roseman always goes big game hunting. A team like the Indianapolis Colts has been lacking with their pass rush and in a wideopen AFC with Daniel Jones playing well, Shane Stiken coaching his ass off, they have some other pieces in place on defense. They have some financial capital. Could they look to make a trade for a player like Trey Hendrickson? And his former defensive coordinator, Lou Anorumo, is currently the defensive coordinator with the Indianapolis Colts. And so any team looking for a pass rusher is looking at Hendrickson as the star to go after. And the Bengals last ditch effort in trying to save and salvage their season trading for quarterback Joe Flacco in a rare inner division trade. They made that move going into week six. They then competed with the Green Bay Packers, but they’ve lost four games in a row after that 2 and 0 start. And if they continue to lose, it just doesn’t make any sense for the Bengals to hold on to Hendrickson if they’re not going to be able to make the playoffs. Now, the AFC North is wide open right now. The Pittsburgh Steelers are in firm control of that division. But I’m recording the show on Thursday, Thursday Night Football, a big Steelers Bengals game. If the Steelers win, it’s like, what are you doing if you’re Cincinnati? You didn’t give Hendrickson a contract extension. He’s going to walk most likely after this year. What if you can get back a first round pick, maybe a second or a third? I think a second and a third, a price that I’d be willing to pay if I’m the Niners and if they continue to win games and they think of themselves as playoff and Super Bowl contenders, but that is obviously the apple of my eye and a player who can continue to be a part of your core moving forward if you’re San Francisco. Joe Carmarmac always watching the show. Can the Niners get Jeffrey Simmons, Bradley Chub, or Deario Davis? So, obviously Jeffrey Simmons is a player on the one-win Titans, who is one of the top interior defensive linemen in the game, but occasionally Tennessee will use him at defensive end. He kind of ripped the Titans preparation saying, “Our week of practicing going into week six the worst that it’s been.” And then what do the Titans do? They fire their coach in Brian Callahan. Now, I would love this move for San Francisco because he would greatly enhance your pass rush. We’re talking about one of the most disruptive players in the National Football League from the interior of your defensive line, which would help you out in general trying to get to the quarterback. The thing that I think would turn the Niners away from a player like Jeffrey Simmons, the price tag. He’s very expensive. He signed a contract extension a couple of years ago. And so while he’s an allp pro player and a pro bowler who helps you, I think he might be too rich for the Niners liking. But from a scheme standpoint, I like it. Bradley Chub, I think, is more realistic because it’s not going to cost as much to trade for him and he has no more guaranteed money left on his deal. So you can hold on to him for the future or you can get rid of him without a big financial cost. And then there’s Deario Davis. If you want to bring in a veteran who’s been an allp pro and a pro bowler, who’s still playing really well, is a good run defender, holds up well against the pass, and you don’t have to give up that much as far as picks to bring him in, and he’s on an expiring deal if you don’t want to be latched to him in the future. I think Demario Davis is a player who makes a lot of sense if you want to replace Fred Warner. What I think the Niners should do and will do, trade for a pass rusher that then helps out your linebacking core and your secondary and then see what you get from some of your young backers, Tatum Bethune and Nick Martin. Nick Martin, I’m excited to watch him play. Brandon L, a $10 super chat. I will be cheering on the Niners to get the win. It’s going to be tough, but I have faith. Love your channel. Watch you every time you post new updates. Go Niners. You want to talk about a real one? That’s a real one right there. We’re giving you Niner shows every single day year round. Appreciate that. And you know why they call this fan base the faithful? For guys like Brandon who still believe and yeah this matchup against Atlanta going to be hard. Their offense is a high octane unit with a bunch of weapons and they can hurt you on the ground through the air. Bean Robinson, he’s my offensive player of the year right now. On the ground through the air. He has been dynamite this year. Drake London a very difficult cover because he gives you and I’m talking about Atlanta. He gives them wonderful size at the wide receiver spot but playmaking ability. And then you have a player like Kyle Pittz who hasn’t lived up to expectations yet but he’s a matchup nightmare at the tight end spot because he can play that flex wide receiver role and Michael Pennix can really spin it. Dyson Terry Joe another $10 super chat. Appreciate you my man. How can the Niners stop these injuries year after year? Is it bad luck on plays, drafting injuryprone players, strength and conditioning, staff issues? It’s heartbreaking to see year after year. It really is heartbreaking. I mean, there isn’t a team across the NFL that has the amount of injuries at the clip that these injuries have been happening than the NerS. They’re cursed. They really are cursed. Uh, and I don’t know what it is. I don’t think the NerS know what it is. Is it strength and conditioning? Maybe, but they changed their staff a couple of times under Kyle Shanahan. Is it practicing habits? That could have something to do with it. We know that Kyle Shanahan prefers a physical style, and that physical style is why the NerS have won a lot of games, but it’s also been a reason, in my opinion, why they’ve had all these injuries. Uh John Feliciano had joked that it’s the facility nearby that might put something in the water to lead to all these injuries. I have no idea, but it can’t continue and it drives me crazy and it’s so unfortunate. And now if you’re a player looking to come to the Niners, whether it’s in free agency through the draft or you’re getting traded there, you’re probably like scared to go to San Francisco because you’re like, I watch that team and players are dropping left and right like flies. I worry about my future as a player going to San Francisco, which stinks. So, I think if there was an answer, the Niners would try to get to the root cause of it. But I have no idea why they have so many injuries. And some of these injuries are careering. Nick Bos ACL, Fred Warner’s foot pointed the wrong direction. It just stinks. Some of it’s soft tissue and some of that is avoidable. I also think this is an NFL issue, right? None of these players are really doing much throughout training camp or in the preseason. So when the season comes around, I don’t think their bodies are ready. Plus, now you tack on another game, you’re playing 17 of them. I don’t know. I’m spitballing at this point, but it’s dumbfounding. It’s mystifying. It really is. Let’s get to our sponsor for our mailbag and then we’ll start taking your questions. Prize picks. Thank you so much to them for making today’s 49ers report possible. America’s number one fantasy sports app. Pick, predict, play. Download the app, choose more or less on two to six player stat projections, and you can win some big time money. All withdrawals fast, safe, and secure. Download the Prize Pix app today. Use the code CLNS to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup. That’s code CLNS to get $50 in lineups after you play your first $5 lineup prize picks. It’s good to be right. We have a two pick power play for Sunday Night Football. Behan Robinson more than 80 and a half receiving yards. Christian McCing yards, excuse me. But Christian McAffrey more on the 54 and a half receiving yards. I also like the new features from Prize Picks. It’s the only app that offers stacks. You can pick the same player up to three times in the same lineup. You want to pick more on Josh Allen’s pass yards, rush yards, touchdowns, for instance. Now you can pick all of them in the same lineup only on price picks. You can also follow other Price Picks players directly on the app. Copy their lineups in one click. Whether it’s a friend or a celebrity partner or just somebody whose picks you like, hit the follow button and check out every lineup they create in the new feed tab on prize picks. Jay Manino with this one. trade Jawan Jennings for Kavon Tibido and Demetrius Flanigan Fowls will need or will fill a need and Flanigan Fowls knows our system. So yeah, Demetrius Flanigan Fouls is a player who’s more of a special teamer. I know he knows the Ner’s defense, but he’s not great if he’s in coverage. Let’s be real. He’s also not great against the run. Now, you do bring up something that I think would be awesome. Jawan Jennings for Kavon Tibido. And let’s talk about that. The Giants need a wide receiver. The Niners need a pass rusher. The Giants have one of the worst wide receiver rooms in football because Malik Neighbors is out for the year. The Niners desperately need to enhance their pass rush. Joan Jennings can help out rookie quarterback Jackson Dart and give them a legitimate weapon and give Jackson Dart a legitimate weapon. He also gives the Giants something they’re trying to hang their hat on and that’s them being a physical tough football team led by Dart, led by Cam Scataboo, who I wanted the Niners to draft in the 2025 draft and he’s been awesome so far this year for New York. So obviously the Giants would miss Tibido, but aren’t you trying to support the most important person in your organization, your quarterback? So I do think this is a trade that can help out both teams. And then you also think about the Giants, right? Tibido this year has played awesome. But at pass rusher, they also have Abdul Carter. They also have Brian Burns. Now, I don’t think they’d want to part ways with Tibido because he’s also under contract next year. And I think they want to make a move for a better wide receiver like a Jaylen Wadd or a Chris Lave. And with Tibido, Burns, and Carter, it gives them an opportunity to line those players up over guards at the pass rusher spot. And we’ve seen them find a lot of success with that. We’ve seen the Niners do something similarly with their NASCAR package. So, ultimately, I like this move. It helps out both teams. It fulfills needs for both teams. But I don’t think the value JJ for Tibido is quite equal because I think Tibido is the better player, more impactful player at a more important spot. And I think the Giants, if they make a move for a wide receiver, want to bring in a better player than Jawan Jennings. And then lastly, of course, JJ is really injured. Ankle, ribs, shoulder. Let’s get to this one from ZV. What is your opinion on taking a year to rebuild, get healthy, and return next year healthy and prepared? I totally get why this fan base might prefer that, right? But Trent Williams and George KD are highly priced players who are getting older. So too is Christian McCaffrey. And this NFC and NFC West is wide open. Like, can you sit here and say going into week seven, X team is the best team in the NFL or these two teams will meet and are favorites to play in the Super Bowl? I think the entire NFL landscape is questionable and wide open. And so, the Niners are 4-2. You beat Atlanta, you’re 5-2. I think you owe it to yourselves to make a move for a pass rusher. Now, am I going to break the bank? No. Am I going to make a move that makes sense for me draft pick-wise, financially? Yes. I think that’s the smartest way to go about it. I also think this is underrated and nobody really talks about this. How about getting this young team, some of your rookies playoff experience? I think that’s extremely valuable. And I’m kind of of the thought, get in the dance and see what can happen. You might not make it to the Super Bowl, but playoff experience is valuable. And I would take this coaching staff against almost any other coaching staff across the NFL in a oneanddone game. We’ve also seen crazy things can happen in the playoffs. We’ve seen this Niners team be competitive every single week this year. So, I’m not willing to punt on this year. There’s too much meaning game in and game out to just punt. Plus, you’ve shown you can compete and you got some offensive reinforcements coming back. George KD, Ricky Piol, Brandon Aayuk. I’m trying to make a move to improve the team for now and in the future. Joe Carmarmac, what is up with Jacob Cowing? Injured his hamstring, came back, injured his hamstring again. And when that happens for a quick twitchy player with speed, that’s really going to cost you. And so hasn’t been able to come back off that hamstring. Jordan Watkins hasn’t been able to come back off that calf. It’s unfortunate because I was excited to see players like Watkins and Cowan, but haven’t been able to get healthy. Travis M wishing Fred Warner a speedy recovery. Is this the same ankle that he played through last year? Um, I’d have to look that up. Let me see. Let me see. I mean, it was a completely different ankle. He fractured his ankle last year, still played through it, and then dislocated his ankle this year. Let’s see. Yes, it is the same ankle. It is the same ankle. And I don’t think those things are tied together. Like it was friendly fire and he got rolled up on. Um I guess the concern is backto back injuries to that same ankle, but he also played the rest of the games last year and has missed one start in his career. So you want to talk about a durable player, he’s been that. All right. Who you got in this football game? ATL for Atlanta, SF for the 49ers. Thanks for getting those questions in. Is that it for the mailbag or we can get one more? Okay. Appreciate you for watching the mailbag. Let us know who you got and we’ll see you for our watch party. Too much sauce with this $2 super chat. Does Mike McDaniel have stature in his locker room? Clearly not. I mean, if players repeatedly are complaining and have issues with the culture and they continue to show up late to meetings, what does a cultural issue point to? Who do you blame for that? The coach. You think Kyle Shanahan would have players showing up late to meetings? You think Bill Bich Bill Bich when he was with the Patriots would allow players and would stand for players showing up late to meetings? No chance. So for me, players just aren’t respecting Mike McDaniel. And I just don’t think right now he has what it takes to be a head coach in the NFL. Offensive coordinator, I think he could be awesome. Head coach, clearly he’s lost respect of the locker room. And it’s unfortunate. Yeah, he’ll be gone. He’ll be gone. He’ll be gone. Chip and I agree on that. All right, myself and Chip gonna sign off. Thanks to everybody who watched the live show. We will see you Sunday live. Niners Falcons watch party Sunday night football. We can have a late night together. Going to be a fun game in the leadup to that. A lot of great content here on the channel. That’s why you subscribe. Turn on your noties for Chip. I’m Chase for the faithful. We’re out of here. See you. [Music]

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2024 San Francisco 49ers Stats Leaders (Receiving):
George Kittle: 78 receptions, 1,106 yards, 8 TD, 14.2 AVG
Jauan Jennings: 77 receptions, 975 yards, 6 TD, 12.7 AVG
Deebo Samuel: 51 receptions, 670 yards, 3 TD, 13.1 AVG
Ricky Pearsall: 31 receptions, 400 yds, 3 TD, 12.9 AVG
Brandon Aiyuk: 25 receptions, 374 yards, 0 TD, 15.0 AVG

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