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Speaker 1: Uh, one half of the morning a midday show on

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k NBR. The sports Leader the legendary station six point

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eighty in San Francisco is Greg Silver.

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Speaker 2: Uh.

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Speaker 1: Greg would call me Rossi when the Rockets and Warriors

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were playing all the time, So I thought it was

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only fair that Greg came on the show today. It's beautiful,

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the nice symbiosis. Yes, we are the bay we are

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the Bay Area sports Leader.

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Speaker 2: In the Houston Sports Leader. All on one Greg, how

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are things.

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Speaker 3: Hey, good to talk to you guys, And yeah, I

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certainly am overdue for this home and home So I'm

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glad we get to chop it up about the Texans,

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the Rockets, and any other intersection between Bay Area and Houston.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, real quick, forget the Niners.

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Speaker 3: Uh.

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Speaker 2: What is the reaction of Tony DeVito as the Giants

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new manager? I'm just curious. Vitello?

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Speaker 1: Is he one of the crime family members of the

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Tony Vattello Tony Mitello, tell me about him?

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Speaker 2: What do you like? What do you like?

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Speaker 3: Yeah? Interestingly enough, we actually had Tony Battello on with

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us in the middle of July just because the had

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drafted Gavin Keel and as the first round pick. And

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this was even before Drew Gilbert and Blade Tidwell other

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former Tennessee volunteers came over to the organization at the

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trade deadline, so there's a little bit of a slower

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time a year. We were looking for ways to shake

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up the content and Tony was gracious enough to give

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us fifteen minutes of his time, and I loved it.

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I mean, you could see the energy, the passion the

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Baseball IQ and it is certainly a massive swing and

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a roll of the dice by Buster Posey. Now, I

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think it's fair to acknowledge that maybe not everybody gets

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the leisure in the leeway of getting to roll the

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dice like this. But if you're Buster Posey and you're

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a three time champion with San Francisco and now you're

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taking over as president of the baseball operations, I didn't

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expect the first year and a month to be this

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active for his tenure on the job. But here he

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is hiring a coach who has no prior major league

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managing experience coming from the college level. He made a

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massive to get Rafael Devers and take on all of

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that salary as well. So I mean, now that we've

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got the Dodgers in the World Series tonight. I think

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it's pretty clear that Buster Posey hates losing. He wants

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to do what he can to turn the Giants back

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into a contender and the type of team that he

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won three World Series with, but doing it in a very,

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very different way. And I'm really excited for what it

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brings because I think at the very least, it's gonna

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be a fascinating story to follow. But yeah, there's no

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question that this is a major risk here for the Giants.

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Speaker 2: And is Verliner coming back, by the way, in twenty

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twenty six, do you know, I.

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Speaker 3: Don't know for sure, I would venture to guess not.

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I mean, you know, I think the way he pitched

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in the second half, he's probably gonna get a deal,

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maybe a multi year deal elsewhere. He'll probably want to

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be a little bit closer to home. And as we

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sort of half jokingly said too on the station, look,

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Verlander was probably due for a lot more wins and

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for a lot more help on the starts he had

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and in the second for the year it picked up

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a little bit, but he got a lot of bad

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luck here too, So no, on top of that, I'll

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also throw in that Tony Vicello his most successful pupil

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back when he was on the staff at Missouri is

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Max Schurzer. So I think we're all expecting somebody like

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Max Schurzer, depending on what happens here in the World Series,

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to maybecome still that of Erlander Void in San Francisco.

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Speaker 1: That makes a lot of sense. Greg Silver can be

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are in San Francisco joining us here on the Matt

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Thomas Show with Ross. All Right, look, Ross and I

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my partner. We always argue about Vegas and how it's

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only a metric, but it's not the most important metric,

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as Vegas can be wrong just as much as they

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can be right. We are still stunned. And I don't

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mean to go to this Vegas card here, but the

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Texans are favored. How in the hell are they favored?

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Is it because Mac Jones was so poorous last week

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against the Falcons. Explain to me why you think that

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those folks that do watch these things very closely have

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the Texans as a small favorite, especially because of the

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fact that Texans have many of their offensive threats unavailable

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to them. There's no wrong game to speak of, and

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Lion as well. But what I will say is that

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as frustrating as it's looked for the Texans this year,

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and particularly on the offensive side of the ball, and

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now maybe not having an ego Collins, I don't know

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if there's an official ruling, but I know he hasn't

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practiced in the last two days. I would just say

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that even though it's a cross conference matchup, you can

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similar to a division type of game, just because of

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the familiarity between these coaching staffs. Now, Robert Sala originally

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twenty seventeen. Then he went off to be the head

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coach of the Jets. To Meeko, Ryans fills in does

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a fantastic job. He earns this opportunity in Houston, and

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so Shanahan is seeing one of his old assistants. Now, Shanahan,

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injuries the forty nine ers are faced. I mean, if

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we're just speaking about it, logically, logics shouldn't be a

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five to two team here in San Francisco with the

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injuries to Brock Proty, Fred Warner, Nick Bosa, Ricky Piersoll

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now missing time, Brandon Iuk has not played a snap,

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season minus a quarter and a half leading into Sunday

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the thought that, kind of like we saw with Tampa Bay,

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the Texans being favored, but I feel pretty comfortable with

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an underplay here.

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Speaker 4: Ross with you here as well, Greg, and you mentioned

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all the injuries that are piled up, and then we

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talked about Mac Jones as well. How do you assess him?

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as at least numbers wise looked really good earlier on

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in the season.

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Speaker 2: What do you think about the way that he's played.

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Speaker 4: Is the book has gotten out on him and how

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they want to run the offense with Mac Jones in

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San Francisco or do you think it's just a bad

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couple of games that he can bounce back this week?

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Speaker 3: I think Mac has been spectacular for the most part. Again,

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they're not five and two without having two capable quarterbacks

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to run this team. And as far as Jones and

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the numbers, I mean this last week, guys, this was

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the first time the forty nine ers were able to

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run the ball effectively. And they got Christian McCaffrey on

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this team, and even well before Christian McCaffrey, that's always

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at the very least, they're going to be able to

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run the football effectively. So it was a really strange

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sight to see for a good six weeks where the

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Niners just couldn't find a way to crack the run game.

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Kittle comes back and Mac Jones just didn't have to

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other games, I think he's been getting beat up a

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little bit too much, and both Purdy and Jones have

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been getting hit way too much when they've been on

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the field, so the offensive line has been a little

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bit shaky. I do worry about Will Anderson to Neil

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Hunter and this Texans defense that they got to go against,

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because Mac Junes, for the first time this last week,

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finally seemed to have a game to where he didn't

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sustain any new injury or find himself not really mobile

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at the end of the game, when by the way

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to begin, he's not the most mobile quarterback in the

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first place. So I think Mac as long as he

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can stay upright, goes a long way in terms of

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the trust with Kyle Fanahan being able to run the

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offenses to get reinforcements. But as far as mac Jones,

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it's not to me as much about the numbers as

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it is being able to protect him and keep him

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on his feed, because that's exactly what they did against

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Speaker 4: And you mentioned all the defensive injuries that are piled up,

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but only ten points surrendered to the Falcons. Have you

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seen Robert sala. Is there any sort of changing in philosophy,

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maybe blitzing more, mixing things up, or or a how

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Speaker 3: It's a great question because I think we're asking ourselves

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the same thing every time we watched this unit play.

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without having to blitz. When Nick Bosa was healthy, this

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team really has never been much of a blitzing team.

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the injuries that the forty nine ers have had over

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the last five six years, and looking at the stats

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of most injured teams in the league, Fred Warner was

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still that one constant. He'd only missed one of his

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one hundred and twenty two starts prior to that ankle

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injury he suffered in Tampa Bay which ended his season.

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the mike linebacker position. You might see a little bit

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of Curtis Robinson take on that role. He also is

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just coming back from a torn acl So it's a

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lot of new faces and they got young guys that

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are coached up and got good energy. Case Lucas is

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another corner who spent some time with the Lions. He

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was on the forty nine There's practice squad, and he

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was sort of their preseason hero. He made this incredible

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fourth down breakup play to get in front of the

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but no, Robert Sala has done a terrific job. He's

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obviously got the comfort in the chemistry with Shanahan. But

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its own adventure, because, yeah, you held that Atlanta offense

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and all those top ten picks in that talent to

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ten points, but every single week presents a new challenge,

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and these are guys that are not only learning how

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to keep up physically, but also all the mental edges

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of the game. And that's where I think Robert Sala,

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Gus Bradley in this defensive staff has been irreplaceable.

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Speaker 1: All right, So to put things in perspective, to wrap

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up our conversation here with Greg Silver, at camb are

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starting quarterback for this Sunday woman, mac Jones, Is that correct?

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Speaker 3: I believe so. I haven't seen an official designation on Brock,

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but I just got into the studio and I think

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it's very likely that we're going to see mac joseph

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sixth time.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay.

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Speaker 1: Now, Christian McCaffrey, we've certainly appreciated him from AFAR. A

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lot of us have him been Fantasy football. The number

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one thing about him is when he's on the field,

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he's dangerous as a runner. He's been an excellent pass

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catcher out of the backfield, but attendance is.

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Speaker 2: Part of the grade.

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Speaker 1: Does that always scare Niner fans about really wanting to

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make a deep run knowing that McCaffrey's had these injury

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bug hits about once per year?

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Speaker 3: Oh one hundred percent, Matt. I mean, this is where

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the forty nine ers, when we had all these conversations

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obvious leading up to the season, we're getting ready for football.

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This was a team we knew was going to rely

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on youth and a lot of these draft picks also

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had so much invested in their top seven eight players.

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we had said repeatedly over the air, the most irreplaceable

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Christian McCaffrey. And losing Fred Warner hurts in a major way.

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Losing Nick Bosa hurts in a major way. But McCaffrey,

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as long as he's out there and available, it's been

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able to provide some coverage in the receiving game. It's

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been able to get you that extra couple of yards

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even when the team is not running the ball that well. So, yeah,

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this team is going to go as far as Christian

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McCaffrey could take him. And that was the case with

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or without all these injuries they've suffered. Now, it certainly

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hurts to lose some of these other top guys, but

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I will always stand by that the most irreplaceable team

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number one, sorry, most irreplaceable player on the team number

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one is Christian McCaffrey. And so if he has even

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a slight injury, all of a sudden, the narrative completely

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flips on a sack of San Francisco.

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Speaker 1: Well, that will let you go. I saw Steph Curry

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last night. I hit a long range bomb. So Warriors

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off to a great start. Congratulations on that, really happy

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for you.

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Speaker 2: Jeez, Jesus, why you bring that up?

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Speaker 1: One of the Warriors gonna get old and get go

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out to pasture. For the love of God. Please, it's

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my time, Greg, It's my time, not yours.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I was there last night in the building,

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and that felt like the opposite of many times that

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the Warriors have faced Denver, where the Warriors seem to

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have a lot of control in the fourth quarter and

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then jokicch and Denver kind of hang around and end

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up doing just enough to take it in regulation or

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force overtime. But no, he is the greatest showman in

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all of sports. He's an alien. And all I would

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say to people out here on the West Coast is

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who never ever take watching him for granted, because I

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can understand why anybody else is driven crazy by it.

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I don't even understand it. I can't put it into words.

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But doesn't mean we get tired of watching it.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, all right, Greg, thank you for the time.

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As always, you know where to find me. I appreciate

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your conversation, great guest.

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Speaker 2: And we hope to catch up with you down the

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road front.

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Speaker 3: Thank you absolutely, Matt, thank you.

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Speaker 2: We'll see let Greg Saver k NBR Radio