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Every day, Brian Peacock, with you on this Thursday episode,

Weekly Wink Part 2 this week.

We had a therapy session Tuesday. Today we're going to turn the page. This is the official

page turning day toward the 2020 season. There is going to be a little bit looking back here

on today's show, but it's going to, the page will be turned at some point in the next 30 minutes or so.

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I do want to on today's program not only talk to Nick, not only look forward with some

mailbag questions and there's a lot of in-house free agents, a lot of team building stuff that we're going to get to throughout this off season free agent draft as always I hit hard I love the draft I'm about to dive super deep into draft mode and because the 49ers were in the Super Bowl is maybe

maybe most disconnected I've ever been in February to the NFL draft in the last decade or so.

So I've got some catch-up work to do.

We'll do it together here on the program.

We'll get everything ready for April and have some really good ideas of who the 49ers might like,

who might be a fit, who I like, it should be a fun off season here and hopefully

the 49ers will be right back. But as far as looking backward, I want to take a look at the last 11 minutes and 57 seconds or so of the Super Bowl and I know that might be difficult for some of you to hear, but the question has been asked what plays should have been called differently. People want to run the ball but which one

specifically should have been different calls. I'm going to go through each play

here the 49ers ran on two specific drives and we'll see how this thing could have gone differently in the Super Bowl but right now

let's bring on today's guest.

Nicholas Winkler come on down.

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