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Mike Brown dropped by 49ers camp. Here’s the message he left behind
Published Aug. 3, 2026at3:53pm SANTA CLARA — The 49ers have gotten painfully close to winning Super Bowls under coach Kyle Shanahan, but the Lombardi Trophy case of this era remains empty. Is there any advice that can help get them over the hump? Maybe New York Knicks head coach Mike Brown, fresh off an NBA championship, has some. His son Cameron is a defensive quality-control assistant for the 49ers — so Shanahan was happy to host the elder Brown at Monday’s practice.
What Deebo Samuel’s return — and Ricky Pearsall’s surgery — mean for the 49ers’ offense
Published Aug. 1, 2026at3:27pm Deebo Samuel is officially back and Ricky Pearsall is officially out for the 2026 season. A notably spry version of Samuel took the 49ers’ practice field Saturday morning and immediately made a few big plays in team drills. Samuel, who spent 2025 with the Washington Commanders after playing his first six seasons with the 49ers, joined the 90-man roster after the team placed Pearsall on season-ending injured reserve. Pearsall will undergo surgery on his ailing PCL.
How Fred Warner and Dre Greenlaw’s ‘menacing aura’ started a fight at 49ers camp
Published Jul. 31, 2026at3:20pm Add The Standard as a preferred source on Google As a rookie in 2019, Dre Greenlaw announced his presence at 49ers training camp when he leveled veteran fullback Kyle Juszczyk out of bounds. It was the type of hit (opens in new tab) that might’ve been commonplace in NFL camps two decades prior, but not anymore. Greenlaw’s thud was a jarring eye-opener, and his play in the seven seasons since has followed a similarly violent theme.
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