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Pretty humble response from #Broncos ILB Justin Strnad when asked about accepting role again as reserve with Dre Greenlaw back. “I’m not gonna lie, it’s difficult. But I love Dre. We brought Dre in to be a big player for this team, and I was excited to see him... show more

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Deommodore Lenoir was asked what it’s like to have Dre Greenlaw back with the 49ers: “He’s the bully. We got our bully back. I was mad when he left cause I know the intensity that he plays with.”

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James Jones on the main reason for the 49ers downfall in 2024: “For me it’s Dre Greenlaw. I blame him and it started in the Super Bowl. In the Super Bowl game when Dre Greenlaw was in that game the Chiefs had 80 yards and zero points. When he went out of that football game, they had 25 points and 429 yards when Dre Greenlaw went out. Dre Greenlaw, as much as we want to say about Fred Warner, is the heartbeat of that defense. Brings the physicality, brings the emotion, the leadership, all that. Him and Fred Warner together are probably the best linebacker duo in the NFL. He just truly sets the tone. Coming into the season, with Dre Greenlaw on the field they are 44-19, without him, they are 16-19. And we all know that they are giving up way more points without him. The physicality is not there without him. They’re a totally different defense without him. Fred Warner is a totally different player without him. Dre Greenlaw’s injury hurt the Niners more than we would ever know and it started dating back to last year at that Super Bowl when he went out of that game. That was the downfall of the San Francisco 49ers, especially on the defensive side of the ball.” via: @TheFacilityFS1

James Jones on the main reason for the 49ers downfall in 2024: “For me it’s Dre Greenlaw. I blame him and it started in the Super Bowl. In the Super Bowl game when Dre Greenlaw was in that game the Chiefs had 80 yards and zero points. When he went out of that football game, they had 25 points and 429 yards when Dre Greenlaw went out. Dre Greenlaw, as much as we want to say about Fred Warner, is the heartbeat of that defense. Brings the physicality, brings the emotion, the leadership, all that. Him and Fred Warner together are probably the best linebacker duo in the NFL. He just truly sets the tone. Coming into the season, with Dre Greenlaw on the field they are 44-19, without him, they are 16-19. And we all know that they are giving up way more points without him. The physicality is not there without him. They’re a totally different defense without him. Fred Warner is a totally different player without him. Dre Greenlaw’s injury hurt the Niners more than we would ever know and it started dating back to last year at that Super Bowl when he went out of that game. That was the downfall of the San Francisco 49ers, especially on the defensive side of the ball.” via: @TheFacilityFS1

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