The San Francisco 49ers secondary is big, young, and hungry. We're joined by 49ers rookie defensive back Adrian Colbert, who explains to Al and Zain what he can contribute to the group. Colbert is also the cousin of 49ers receiver Marquise Goodwin, who he once said he would love to cover in man coverage. Find out who he said is the faster of the two and what he thinks of NFL.com's "official" listed 40-times.
Also, the guys break down the back end of the defense and debate whether or not the inexperience could put it behind the eight ball.
PFF: What went wrong for the 49ers in 2024 and their only path in free agency
By David Bonilla
Mar 7
The San Francisco 49ers are coming off a disappointing 6-11 season, one marred by injuries and costly mistakes that ultimately landed them in last place in the NFC West. Luck wasn't on their side in 2024, and their struggles were evident throughout the campaign.
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Insider sheds light on 49ers' philosophical shift and what it means for Shanahan
By David Bonilla
Mar 7
NFL insider Michael Silver recently wrote an insightful piece for The Athletic, detailing a noticeable shift in philosophy within the San Francisco 49ers organization. While it's more of a course correction than a drastic overhaul, the changes signal an evolving approach to...
NFL Scouting Combine: 49ers exploring WR and RB options
By David Bonilla
Feb 28
Several NFL hopefuls at wide receiver and running back have revealed that they spoke with the San Francisco 49ers this week at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. Wide receiver is a key need this offseason, especially after Deebo Samuel requested a trade during January's...
Examining 49ers fans' reactions (and overreactions) to some of GM John Lynch's combine comments
By Marc Adams
Mar 1
On Wednesday, San Francisco 49ers General Manager John Lynch spoke to reporters at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis. And while most of what Lynch said was expected, he made a few comments that left fans reacting and, in some cases, overreacting. Some reporters and...
