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Former 49er Dre Greenlaw is hurt again, although severity is in dispute
Dre Greenlaw is hurt again, although it’s unclear how serious the injury is. The former 49ers linebacker, who played just 34 snaps last season after coming off an Achilles tear in Super Bowl LVIII, sustained a torn quadriceps serious enough to miss considerable time, multiple sources told NBC Sports Bay Area’s Jennifer Lee Chan.
Broncos' Dre Greenlaw: Suffers quadriceps injury
Greenlaw recently suffered a quadriceps strain while training, which is expected to sideline him multiple weeks, Parker Gabriel of The Denver Post reports. Greenlaw signed with the Broncos in the offseason after spending the first six seasons of his career with the 49ers.
SANTA CLARA — The 49ers moved to the second level of defense with their third pick of the 2025 NFL Draft Friday with the ...
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Grading the 49ers taking Oklahoma State LB Nick Martin at No. 75The San Francisco 49ers went for their Dre Greenlaw replacement at No. 75, taking Oklahoma State linebacker Nick Martin with ...
The San Francisco 49ers mostly followed the consensus public draft board for their first two picks in this year's draft. They ...
The San Francisco 49ers continued adding to their defense by drafting Oklahoma State linebacker Nick Martin at No. 75 overall.
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49ers' Nick Martin eager to learn from Fred Warner, shares MCL injury updateNick Martin has a golden opportunity to line up next to one of the NFL's best linebackers. After being selected by the San ...
When it comes to drafting linebackers, the 49ers have a type. They like smaller linebackers, guys who would have been strong ...
San Francisco 49ers 2025 NFL draft pick Nick Martin revealed that his lone jersey purchase was of All-Pro linebacker teammate ...
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Who did the San Francisco 49ers pick with their 1st 3rd-round of the NFL draft?The San Francisco 49ers used their first of two third-round picks to add more help on defense. With the No. 75 overall pick, ...
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