Star 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk joins NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco on "49ers Talk" during the American Century Championship in South Lake Tahoe to discuss his busy offseason. Juszczyk was briefly released and then re-signed with San Francisco earlier in the offseason, an experience he described as one of the 'worst' in his life. Now reunited and ramping up for 49ers training camp in a couple weeks, Juszczyk describes how thankful he is to stick with the organization that has helped define his storied career, which he and Matt also reflect on. Also, Jennifer Lee Chan joins Matt to provide health updates on wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk and safety Malik Mustapha while also sharing an important announcement from the McCaffrey family. Later, Matt talks with criminal defense attorney Todd Bequette to explain the potential league and legal ramifications of the 49ers' players' run-ins with the law.

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(1:00) Rookies report for training camp July 15, the energy is building up for a massive start to the 2025 NFL season
(3:00) 30 of the 32 2025 NFL Draft second-round picks have not signed yet - Alfred Collins is one of them
(5:00) Brandon Aiyuk, Malik Mustapha health updates
(13:00) Kyle Juszczyk interview
(19:00) Juice felt like his brief free-agency period was like ‘living-funeral'
(23:00) Which rookies stood out to Juice from the 2025 draft class?
(30:00) Criminal justice defense attorney Todd Bequette explains Demarcus Robinson and Deommodore Lenoir's legal cases

Star 49ers tight end George Kittle sits down with Matt Maiocco during his first American Century Championship in Tahoe in the midst of a busy NFL offseason. From hosting his annual Tight End University summit and singing with Taylor Swift to training with his new neighbor Brock Purdy at the Barn in Tennessee, Kittle has made the most of his time off the gridiron. Kittle details how he manages all of his offseason commitments while still maintaining a training regimen, reveals a budding rivalry with first-round draft pick Mykel Williams and shares how he can help rookies get ready for the rigors of training camp. Also, Jennifer Lee Chan joins Matt to break down San Francisco's upcoming training camp dates and discuss an update in Demarcus Robinson's legal case.

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(2:00) Why Kittle is a 49ers fan favorite
(8:00) Kittle details his busy NFL offseason so far
(14:45) Kittle shares story behind viral “Love Story” video with Taylor Swift
(17:00) What does Kittle expect from the 49ers' rookie draft class?
(18:00) Which rookies stand out for Kittle?
(24:00) Update on Robinson's legal case

Former NFL quarterbacks Ryan Fitzpatrick and Matt Ryan sat down with "49ers Talk" host Matt Maiocco to break down the San Francisco's chances of turning around their fortunes this season. First, Fitzpatrick, now an analyst for Amazon Prime, gives his take on the Week 5 rivalry game between the 49ers and Los Angeles Rams. He also shares his perspective on fellow Harvard alum Kyle Juszczyk, as well as the attributes Purdy honed in high school in Arizona that have served him well as a professional. Then, Ryan, now an analyst for CBS Sports, dives into what Kyle Shanahan looks for in a quarterback, having worked with the coach during the most successful part of his own professional career, and how Purdy can take his game to the next level under Shanahan's tutelage.

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(1:00) Sitting down with two QBs who became successful broadcasters
(4:00) Fitzpatrick’s thoughts on fellow Harvard alum Kyle Juszczyk
(7:00) Fitzpatrick on Week 5 matchup between 49ers and Rams
(10:00) Fitzpatrick defends Purdy's on-field ability
(24:00) Ryan says Shanahan likes ‘good decision makers’ at QB position
(25:00) Ryan on what is it about Purdy that convinced Shanahan he was good enough to be his QB?
(26:00) Ryan on what’s the next step for Purdy to take his game to the next level?

"49ers Talk" hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan break down San Francisco’s veteran free agent additions this offseason before flashing back to a conversation with GM John Lynch about offseason acquisitions TE Luke Farrell, S Jason Pinnock and DB Tre Brown. Matt then sits down with Pinnock to discuss teaming up with his former coach Robert Saleh again and what new wrinkles in his game he’ll bring to the 49ers.
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(4:00) Breaking down the 49ers’ veteran free agent acquisitions this offseason
(6:00) Robert Saleh’s return brings familiar expectations for 49ers’ defense
(8:00) Matt, JLC detail how Bryce Huff is a natural fit opposite of Nick Bosa
(10:00) GM John Lynch discusses what Luke Farrell, Jason Pinnock and Tre Brown bring to 49ers
(12:00) Matt, JLC expect the veteran free agents to compete for significant roles during training camp
(16:00) JLC believes 49ers will prioritize getting Jake Moody’s confidence back
(22:00) Jason Pinnock shares why he joined 49ers and his excitement playing for Saleh again
(37:00) Matt, JLC discuss how Pinnock can succeed in Saleh’s scheme

"49ers Talk" hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan debate if general manager John Lynch could make a big-name acquisition this offseason and discuss San Francisco’s defensive line and secondary depth. Jennifer then catches up with 49ers backup quarterbacks Mac Jones and Tanner Mordecai at George Kittle’s Tight End University to discuss the good vibes in the 49ers’ locker room during OTAs and minicamp, and what they have been learning from Brock Purdy.
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(2:00) Could John Lynch pull off a big-name acquisition this offseason?
(5:00) Breaking down the 49ers’ defensive line and secondary depth
(10:00) Realistic expectations for 49ers' incoming rookie class
(17:00) What Mac Jones and Tanner Mordecai are learning from Brock Purdy
(20:00) Jones describes the good vibes in 49ers’ locker room during OTAs and minicamp
(28:00) Mordecai discusses how Purdy prepares for game days and how it translates to the field

"49ers Talk" co-host Jennifer Lee Chan visits the fifth annual Tight End University (TEU) in Nashville, Tenn., an event hosted by San Francisco tight end George Kittle, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and NFL alum and FOX Sports analyst Greg Olsen. Jennifer and Matt Maiocco discuss the 49ers' tight position group and break down the numerous activities surrounding TEU. Jennifer then catches up with new 49ers tight end Luke Farrell, who is attending the event for the first time, and asks about how he has settled with his new teammates. Also, Kittle speaks with Jennifer about how the event has grown over the years and how excited he is for the upcoming season. Later, Matt and Jennifer address cornerback Deommodore Lenoir's arrest and release for obstruction of justice.

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(1:00) Breaking down Tight End U as an evolving event
(3:00) Kittle has put in work to grow TEU, help fellow tight ends
(7:00) Farrell reflects on joining 49ers in offseason
(8:00) Farrell excited to learn from Shanahan
(14:00) Kittle discuss TEU, Brock Purdy getting paid
(18:00) Addressing Lenoir's arrest in Los Angeles

Second-year 49ers wide receiver Ricky Pearsall sits down with NBC Sports Bay Area's Matt Maiocco to reflect on his tumultuous rookie season in the NFL, a season that saw him traumatically shot in an attempted robbery before he worked his way into San Francisco's offense with some explosive performances. Pearsall opens up with Matt about how that moment has changed his life and how thankful he is to still be playing today. Also, Matt and Jennifer discuss Pearsall's harrowing rookie season experience and what to expect from him in his sophomore season.

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(1:00) Small break between offseason training program and training camp
(6:00) How Pearsall’s measurables stack up as a WR1
(9:00) The expectations for Pearsall have heightened this season
(10:15) Exclusive Pearsall Interview
(11:00) Pearsall didn't want the season to end based on strong performances to end campaign
(15:00) (4:00) Pearsall’s relationship with Brock Purdy
(19:00) Reflecting on the day he was shot
(20:30) Is there a way to translate his recovery from the incident into making him a better football player?

On this episode of "49ers Talk," co-hosts Matt Maiocco and Jennifer Lee Chan review the the tumult surrounding the 49ers' 2024 offseason. Renewed and refreshed, San Francisco is poised to return in 2025 with a vengeance. Then, 49ers general manager/president of football operations John Lynch sits down with Matt to break down how San Francisco's offseason transformation can catapult the team from its recent substandard results.

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(1:00) Reliving the tumult of 49ers' 2024 offseason
(4:00) Why big question mark surrounds 49ers' draft class
(6:00) Can the reliable veterans stay healthy?
(16:00) How does CMC make everyone in his orbit better?
(18:00) Lynch on state of the 49ers' union
(23:00) Breaking down the defensive-line depth in 2025