Mina Kimes

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Get his ass, Mina.

Stoogatz.

How quickly is Keon Coleman's agent on the phone with the team now?

Mina, we haven't talked about it on the show.

The San Francisco 49ers, for seasons now, have been riddled with injuries.

And there was a social media post about their training facility being next to a power plant and how that is actually affecting these players' bodies.

Now, it was interesting because what's happened to them has been super random.

Do you put any stock into this whatsoever?

Football hurts.

People get injured.

But why does it happen to them more than anybody else?

We should find the entire thread, but the argument was long-term exposure to the—

The forces that emanate from a power plant do wear your body down, make you more brittle, and make you more susceptible to getting injured.

I am not a doctor, but it was interesting to see some outside-the-box thinking to explain something that has been one of the NFL's great mysteries, which is why are the Niners always having to dig themselves out of these injury holes?

Can we talk about another NFC West team, the one that Mina Kimes roots for, that has been more or less irrelevant in January and February since Malcolm Butler a number of years ago?