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On Dec. Beathard, was stabbed during an altercation outside a Nashville bar. George Kittle is pumped up to return to the field with longtime teammate C. After Beathard died, the 49ers used the tragedy to become even closer than they had been. Kittle and C. Beathard went to Iowa together and now play professionally together. San Francisco coach Kyle Shanahan reportedly gave a "chilling, emotional" speech following the 49ers' victory over the Rams on Saturday night , discussing the importance of bonds amongst the team in the face of loss.

He also opened his post-game press conference with a message to the Beathard family. Holloway is ready for a dominant UFC comeback this Saturday. With a 1—0 win over Colombia on Thursday, the South American giant continued its dominant qualifying run. Los Angeles's newest receiver has a new home and a new contract. The Olympian and her girlfriends, all of Asian descent, were waiting for a ride when a car came speeding by, yelling racist slurs at the group.

The siblings were a part of BYU's defense together from with Fred as a budding linebacker and Troy, a versatile defensive back. As Fred's rightfully earned contract extension took shape, it was an emotional moment for his family, including Troy, who will now embark on an NFL career of his own. Troy signed with the Los Angeles Rams as an undrafted rookie this spring with the hopes of landing a spot at safety this fall.

Since joining the 49ers in , Fred has epitomized "leading by example," both on and off the field. The All-Pro linebacker believes the same premise applies at home as well, even if that means his brother is now a division rival.

He almost made me cry," Fred explained. And what I always tell him is, you don't focus on the end goal. That's obviously what you're trying to strive for one day, but the goal right now for him is to be the best version of himself heading into training camp. It's a tough road ahead for anyone in that position. John Lynch admits Odell Beckham Jr. No Huddle Podcast: Do the 49ers have a player development problem?

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