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I'm Rob Stats Guerrera. Today is Monday, June 6th, 2022. Here's what's happening with your San Francisco 49ers.

As we know, the Niners recently held the Dwight Clark Legacy Series event, and we are starting to see more quotes trickle out from that

evening. Of course, the big thing was John Lynch talking about Debo Samuel, but that's not all

Lynch talked about. Yesterday, David Lombardi tweeted out something that John Lynch said that

really blew me away. We know that Lynch turned down an offer from Amazon to be a part of Thursday night football.

According to Andrew Marshand of the New York Post, that offer was reportedly about three times

what he makes now from the 49ers, which is around $5 million per year. What we didn't know is when

Lynch decided not to take that offer.

And according to what he said at the Legacy Series, and according to David Lombardi,

you might be pretty surprised.

Here's Lynch, quote, I think the moment for me, after we lost the NFC championship game,

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