Javon Kinlaw, Mike McGlinchey and other 49ers primed for bounce-back 2022 season

49ers Talk with Matt Maiocco

NBC Sports Bay Area

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

4.6 • 988 Ratings

🗓️ 19 June 2022

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan discuss if Jason Verrett’s return from injury makes the secondary a team strength, what to expect from the offensive line with Mike McGlinchey healthy after surgery and how Javon Kinlaw can only be a positive to the defensive line. Plus, how can the 49ers emulate the Warriors’ style of play?

(2:15) Who will replace Williams in the secondary?

(7:10) Is Verrett the key to the secondary’s success?

(11:36) What will Wilson Jr. bring to the running game?

(22:16) Expectations for Kinlaw in 2022

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0:00.0	The Golden State Warriors won their fourth NBA title in the past eight years.
0:05.0	But hold it, this podcast is about the Bay Area's NFL team.
0:10.0	How has the Warriors formula for success influenced 49ers coach Kyle Shanhan and how he views his ideal way to get production up and down his team's roster?
0:20.0	On our last show, Jennifer Leachan and I discussed the team's most important
0:24.2	players for the 2022 season. On this episode, we look at some veteran players who
0:29.5	have chances of making major contributions after being limited last season.
0:34.0	All that and more coming up on this episode of 49ers Talk.
0:39.0	Welcome to another edition of 49ers talk on NBC Sports Bay Area.com.
0:46.0	Introducing your host, Matt Mayoko.
0:49.0	All right, this is 49ers Talk brought to you by Bigotires. I'm Matt Mayocco, and she is Jennifer Lee Chan. So on our last episode of 49ers talk, we talked about the most important players for the team in the 2022 season and I'm sure there were some omissions that you know we kicked around but I think I'm happy with my 10. Jennifer, you happy with your 10?
1:16.0	I am, our 10 plus a bonus.
1:19.0	10, yeah, 11, yeah.
1:21.0	It's like a Baker's dozen is a 13 and so what would this be a sports writer's dozen or a sports
1:29.2	writers 10 I don't know anyway top 10. Top 10. Yeah.
1:34.4	Whatever. Okay, so what we're going to do in this episode of four years talk is we're going to talk about some of the
1:39.6	under the radar veterans not well maybe not under the radar but guys who did not have much of an
1:47.1	impact on the 49ers making it to the NFC championship game last year but guys who could have a really big impact this season.
1:58.0	So here's where I'm going to start this off and it's a guy that has played a lot of NFL football, but a guy who did not play much for the 49ers last season, but they like and right now I think he's in the driver seat to replace
2:15.6	Kewon Williams as the team's nickelback and that's Dark has Denard. It looks like he's in a very short period of time created a lot of
2:28.5	positivity and impressed a lot of people both players and coaches on that team.
2:34.4	Part of the impression that he gave to Kory Unla and the defensive backs coach
2:39.3	is the fact that he came in and spent the first three days, I mean really off the street into a starting position for the 49ers last season, spent three or four nights that first week in Cori Unlund's office sleeping on his couch to make sure he knew exactly what he was supposed to do once he got on the field.
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