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3 September 2026

The 49ers are Unusually Thin at Defensive End Heading into Week 1

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The 49ers are Unusually Thin at Defensive End Heading into Week 1

Expect the 49ers to call up veteran defensive end Ogbo Okoronkwo from the practice squad for this game. He looked solid during the preseason -- better than Romello Height. One of those two will play ...

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