Analyzing 49ers’ free-agent additions and departures; One-on-one with Jake Brendel

49ers Talk with Matt Maiocco

NBC Sports Bay Area

Nfl, Football, Matt Maiocco, San Francisco 49ers, Sports

4.6 • 988 Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2023

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan break down the 49ers’ performance in free agency to this point, including if fans should be worried about the amount of departures for the team and how they plan to replenish their depth. Then, center Jake Brendel joins the show to discuss his multiyear deal with the 49ers and why he is impressed with San Francisco's offseason so far.

(2:29) Should fans worry about the 49ers’ free-agent losses?

(6:16) What is the 49ers’ biggest loss this offseason?

(14:05) Brendel on re-signing with the 49ers

(20:32) Brendel discusses his football career

(26:10) Brendel on how he fits with the 49ers’ offense

(31:36) Should the 49ers be interested in Lamar?

(42:30) Looking at the 49ers’ depth on defense

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0:00.0	The 49ers have lost a lot in the early days of NFL free agency, but they've also made some strategic
0:05.9	gains as they filled important roles on both sides of the ball.
0:09.8	49ers free agents were hot commodities around the NFL and it is no surprise with the
0:14.8	number of former 49ers assistants in head coaching jobs and former personnel people in general
0:20.8	manager roles. The 49ers have the luxury of spending at a lot of
0:25.2	different positions because quarterbacks Trey Lance and Brock Purdy are on rookie
0:29.2	contracts. But there is still some chatter about Lamar Jackson, who remains in some form of limbo with the Baltimore
0:36.6	Ravens.
0:37.6	But does that make any sense at all for the 49ers at this stage?
0:41.3	Jennifer Lee Chan and I will discuss that and take a look at how
0:44.3	the 49ers starting lineups look on both sides of the ball. And special guest
0:49.0	Senator Jake Brindle with his new four-year contract stops by to tell us his story of
0:54.4	resilience and taking full advantage of his opportunity. All that and more coming up
0:59.7	on this episode of 49ers Talk right now.
1:03.2	Welcome to another edition of 49ers Talk on NBC Sports Bay Area.com.
1:08.9	Introducing your host, Matt Mayoko.
1:12.3	All right, this is 49ers Talk brought to you by Big O'Tires.
1:15.0	Matt Meocco, Jennifer Leachian, and I finally found a place to record this podcast.
1:20.0	Jennifer, I'm in a hotel, it's like I think it's a conference area. There's a lot of people going around there's like it's not I'm not in an elevator but I'm right by the elevators and there's some really soothing elevator music going on which I think is appropriate because I think 49er fans seeing all the losses in free agency probably need their nerves to be soothed just a little bit.
1:45.0	Yeah, there's been a lot of chatter on social and you're like, oh my gosh, no, not another guy, no, not another guy.
1:50.0	But I know you and I talked about it, it was going to happen because with all the free agents that they had they weren't going to be able to keep everybody and that's what's happened. You know a lot of guys have moved on to get bigger, healthier contracts with other teams and you look at DeMico Ryan's going to Houston Texans. He's brought some guys with him, Ran Carthon going to Tennessee Titans, he's taken some guys over to Tennessee.
2:16.2	So I think when you get high-level players like, you know, new head coach going to another from their team going to another destination.
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