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What's good, everybody? Welcome to another Niners Nation podcast. I am Rob Stats, Guerrera, here with you. As I said yesterday, Michelle Majuk is off today, so there's no regular Stats in Mags podcast. But don't worry. I wanted to do something a little different to take advantage of the fact that we can switch it up a little bit here. So I was able to get a hold of Mike Golick,

Jr. of ESPN. He was kind enough to sit down with me yesterday so we could talk about the 49ers

offensive line. Look, they've had a lot of problems there last season. We all know Mike McGlinchie's issues are well

documented. Well, Golick obviously played for Notre Dame. He still has close ties to that program.

And with McGlinchie and now Aaron Banks on the right side of that 49ers offensive line,

two Notre Dame guys, I thought it might be worth checking in with Golick and, you know,

picking his brain a little bit. Why did Mike McGlinchie struggle? Can the 49ers offensive line be better in 2021? What are we

getting with Aaron Banks? How is Alex Mack going to help things at center? So Mike and I sort of ran

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