Reaction: On-Site for 49ers OTAs
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What did Kyle Posey see on his first visit to the 49ers OTA practice?
Bosa's got a little second back inside the 30-yard line. Nick Bosa drops. Aaron Rodgers for a 13-yard loss. I think HUT CHA-
What's going on everybody? Welcome to Striking Gold, your 49ers podcast on the Blue Wire Network. I'm Rob Louder. That's Kyle Posey. And we cover the forty niners for all you fine folks on the other side of the speaker. Appreciate you being here. Appreciate you hanging out. Um we striking gold were Well well represented at OTAs this week. Hey and Like I said, occasionally credentialed media. It's real. We aren't blowing smoke. We do it every now and then. Um my boy KP was was at OTA's. Uh KP, how was your uh how was your journey? How was your trip?
First time seeing the forty niners in person since the great Brandon Allen was under center. So Um and
what a what a letdown. What a d what a downgrade.
It was cool, man. It was fun. It was nice to see uh football, live football in action, even if it was without pass, even if it was you know, a a skeleton crew on defense. Obviously a lot of guys sat out on defensive line, but still gotta see some You know, th some of the new guys gotta see how they move, how they look. So it was cool. We're gonna get into all that.
Yeah, I mean you kinda you kinda led with it already. Um I this is pulled from from Nick Wagner's incredibly of ESPN, Nick Wagner's incredibly detailed uh practice recaps that he posts on Twitter. Um but there was quite a few players not participating, which in a way is a good thing and opens up room for the younger guys to get in there and practice. But um the ones that uh Nick Wagner noted were watching from the sidelines was Christian McCaffrey off. Defensive tackle Trent Williams. Tied in George Kittle. Linebackers Fred Warner, Dre Greenlaw, and Tatum Bethun. Defensive tackle, Alfred Collins, and defensive lineman, Keon White. Also, players he saw working on the side were Williams Kittle, Christian Kirk, wide receiver Christian Kirk, running back Isaac Grendo, who is recovering from a torn pectoral muscle.
Linebacker Luke Gifford. Defensive tackle, Evan Anderson. Offensive lineman, Brett Taunton, wide receiver Junior Bergen. And then the players he didn't see. Um, participating or doing side work was wide receiver Ricky Pearsall, defensive man Sam Oguanu, quarterback Mac Jones, who's just dealing with a little bit of arm soreness that he said isn't serious, and undrafted free agent Khalil Dinkins, who might have been working out on the side, but Nick couldn't tell. So Um Kyle Shanahan giving the team uh their mini camp off because of a hundred percent attendance, but take that with a grain of salt. It was a just went off
like half the team being out.
Right. I mean at least they were there. They were all they were on their feet were on the ground in Santa Clara.
They were in the state of California.
Right. They were they were sorta present. So um well let's start with that man. I mean that's different. We've never seen Kyle Shanahan do that before, just straight up give everybody Minicamp off. And Minicamp is he's given individual practices off before, but I've never seen him just say, Ah, we're gonna skip that, you know, and that's the last thing they do before they go on their quote unquote summer break before training camp. So I mean, does that mean anything to you? Do we need to look into that? Or is that just like a let's just everybody's healthy ish. Let's just keep it that way.
I feel like he did this a couple of years ago. I don't remember exactly what year, but I also think it has just as much to do with FIFA coming to town. And I would imagine they're getting some some minor pressure from FIFA who I think they kick off June thirteenth and the Fort Niners were gonna practice June nine, June ten. So they're probably getting some emails, some very polite text like, Hey man, uh we're gonna be here. Do not mess up our fields. Can you just get out of the way? That's all we ask. Get out of the way. So like it's cool, but I don't think the Fort Nine is gonna miss anything. So I wouldn't take much from it.
Yeah, well and and a couple we got a couple comments, you know, even uh he said FIFO FIFA also uh I don't know how I mean I don't know how to say the name.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Kyle Posey see on his first visit to the 49ers OTA practice?
0:11–6:37
2
Why did Kyle Shanahan cancel the mini‑camp and what could it mean for the roster?
6:37–14:03
3
Which wide receivers stood out in the OTAs and how might they impact the passing game?
14:03–21:15
4
How are the running‑back rotation and the emergence of Jordan James and Kalen Black shaping the ground game?
21:15–27:42
5
What is the status of the offensive‑line battle and who are the candidates for the starting left guard?
27:42–33:49
6
Which defensive players made notable plays in the OTAs and what does that say about the secondary?
33:49–40:26
7
Are the rookie and depth‑piece players like Jacob Cowing, Dejan Stribling, and the return specialists likely to earn roles?
40:26–47:31
8
What are the hosts’ final takeaways and expectations heading into training camp?
47:31–53:27
Speakers
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