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Examining the 49ers’ improving health, possible divisional round matchups

from 49ers Talk: A San Francisco 49ers Podcast · host NBC Sports Bay Area

Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan break down 49ers' improvement on the injury front, why Arik Armstead’s return could boost the defensive line and if rust will play a factor as San Francisco enters the divisional round. Then, Greg Papa stops by to discuss the impact of Pete Carroll no longer coaching the Seahawks and which divisional round matchup he likes best for the 49ers.(1:46) Looking at the 49ers’ injury situation(5:14) Importance of Jennings clearing concussion protocol(10:40) Should Brown or Ryan start at safety?(17:30) Will rust be a factor for the 49ers?(23:30) Papa gives his take on the Carroll news(29:20) Will Wilks, Peters return next season?(33:51) Who do the 49ers want to play in the divisional round?(45:34) Potential successors for Peters(55:50) Most intriguing wild card matchups Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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