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USA TODAY Touchdown Wire on MSN49ers receiving surprising grade from ESPN in offseason recapIt wasn't an easy offseason for the San Francisco 49ers.
San Francisco struggled with injuries to several of its star players last season, but now Kyle Shanahan’s crew is healthy and ...
The Broncos finished as the NFL's third-ranked rushing defense last year, but Greenlaw and Hufanga could help them climb to ...
SANTA CLARA — Officials aren’t the only ones keeping an eye out for Dre Greenlaw. The 49ers linebacker is building a reputation that goes beyond the yellow flags that follow him around.
Dre Greenlaw and Dee Winters tackle the Rams’ Kyren Williams on Dec. 12, in Greenlaw’s return from injury. Soreness in parts of the repaired leg led to an abrupt end to his season.
Greenlaw, though, was determined to get into the end zone. They don’t call him “Big Play Dre” for nothing. He ran up the field, angling towards the left sideline.
Dre Greenlaw wasn’t supposed to be playing in one Super Bowl, much less two. Even if he walks off the field on Sunday night a loser, he knows, and the Earlys know, that he has already won.
S an Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw enters free agency as a fascinating case study. The linebacker’s reputation as one of the best in the league lives on, but are the concerns about ...
San Francisco 49ers outside linebacker Dre Greenlaw (57) celebrates after the 49ers defeated the Dallas Cowboys in an NFL wild-card playoff football game in Arlington, Texas, Sunday, Jan. 16, 2022.
SANTA CLARA — Dre Greenlaw disproved one of the oldest cliches in professional sports. There are no moral victories. What Greenlaw did last week in the 49ers’ 12-6 loss to the Los Angeles Rams ...
Wide receiver Marvin Mims wasn't around for most of the Broncos' eight-season playoff drought, but he was around long enough ...
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