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Good morning. I'm Rob Stats Guerrera. Today is Thursday, November 19th, 2020. Here's what's happening with your

San Francisco 49ers. There was good news and bad news for the Niners on Wednesday, but since

we're trying to start your day off right, let's start with the good news first. The good news for the

team was that they got some help for the outside pass rush after they were awarded

Tack McKinley on waivers. McKinley failed his physical with the Bengals last week, which allowed San

Francisco to put another claim in on him and scoop him up. Assuming he can pass this physical and the

usual COVID-19 tests, he can join his new team on Monday. Now, McKinley himself isn't a vaunted pass rusher, after all.

He wouldn't have been available if he was, but what he could do is allow Eric Armstead to move

inside on passing downs, which is where he was far more effective in 2019 when he notched

double-digit sacks. I don't think this is a huge move for the

Niners, but it sure is nice to be talking about acquiring someone to help instead of losing

another player to injury. Now, speaking of losing players, the bad news for the team on Wednesday

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