Bosa applauds Lenoir for fire shown in 49ers-Seahawks clash

SANTA CLARA — After the 49ers' 28-16 win over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday at Levi's Stadium, Nick Bosa admitted he didn't do his part in preventing the ejection of Deommodore Lenoir late in the game. "I was supposed to be on the field to grab him and pull him away like I did last week," Bosa said with a laugh. "I was too tired. He's like a little rabid dog out there sometimes." Lenoir, who is mild-mannered and soft-spoken in the locker room, has grown into a player who has a very strong on-field persona. Late in the fourth quarter, linebacker Fred Warner intercepted a Drew Lock pass that was intended for DK Metcalf. Just after Warner lateraled the ball to Dre Greenlaw, Metcalf wrapped his arms around the All-Pro and threw him to the ground. Warner, in turn, pushed the Seahawks receiver into the grass and a skirmish broke out. Lenoir attempted to get between Warner and Metcalf repeatedly which led to his ejection from the game along with the 6-foot-4 receiver, with a little more than three minutes left in the contest. While a teammate being ejected from a game can be detrimental to the team, Bosa admitted he enjoys the fire that Lenoir plays with and the player that he has...