During this week’s edition of The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross, San Francisco 49ers legend and Pro Football Hall of Fame linebacker Patrick Willis joined the show to reflect on his storied career, look ahead to February’s Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium, and much more.
Plus, Willis explains what thoughts and emotions are going through the minds of each player who participates in a Super Bowl.
Be sure to listen to and watch the entire interview with 49ers legend Patrick Willis right here or on the Sactown Sports 1140 YouTube page.
Topics Discussed
Does Patrick know his Hall of Fame number?
How often does Willis wear his Pro Football Hall of Fame jacket?
Willis will be present when Levi’s Stadium hosts the upcoming Super Bowl LX in February.
What is it like to play in a Super Bowl? Willis explains what it was like to play in Super Bowl XLVII (49ers vs. Ravens)
Willis shares his emotions and feelings during his Super Bowl experience.
Phillip Rivers is returning to the NFL at age 44. Has Willis, 40, ever considered coming back after retiring at 30?
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About former 49ers LB Patrick Willis
Patrick Willis was one of the most dominant linebackers of his era, known for rare speed, strength, and instincts. Drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in 2007, he immediately became a force, winning Defensive Rookie of the Year and earning multiple First-Team All-Pro honors.
His leadership and relentless tackling anchored the 49ers’ defense through several playoff runs, including a Super Bowl appearance in 2012.
Despite his short career, Willis’ impact was immense. Chronic foot issues led to his early retirement in 2015, but his legacy remained unquestioned.
His blend of production, consistency, and character ultimately earned him induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2024. Willis, and Ole Miss standout, was also inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2019.
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After suffering a devastating ankle injury in Week 6, a return this season for San Francisco 49ers LB Fred Warner didn’t look likely.
Warner, who fractured and dislocated his right ankle while facing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, is “gunning” for a return during the postseason, says The Athletic’s Matt Barrows.
“I guarantee you he is gunning for a return during the playoffs,” Barrows said. “I saw him in the locker room yesterday. No crutches, no boot, nothing. He’s making progress.”
Barrows said he spoke with several orthopedic surgeons about the potential timeline for Fred Warner and that the consensus was that people typically need 4 months — 16 weeks — to recover.
If Warner returns during the playoffs, he would be in line to return sometime in the middle of the NFL Playoffs.
“I think it’s a definite possibility,” Barrows said of Warner during his interview with Carmichael Dave and Jason Ross.
Watch the full interview below:
Barrows: 49ers LB Fred Warner wants to return during the playoffs
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