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Inside the 49ers' special teams overhaul, and why there's still room to improve

Inside the 49ers’ special teams overhaul, and why there’s still room to improve

Published Apr 19, 2026 at 6:20 AM

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After a last-place finish in 2024, the special teams became an elite unit in 2025. With Eddy Piñeiro and Brant Boyer returning, it's time to take on the Seahawks.

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