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Heading into training camp, the 49ers have a deep group of wide receivers. But beyond a handful of players, the unit lacks a lot of proven experience. The group is reminiscent of the 49ers 2019 receiving corps where the only healthy and experienced member of the unit was a veteran of just two seasons.
At that time, Deebo Samuel was an up-and-coming rookie with plenty of promise, who added to Kendrick Bourne and Dante Pettis as San Francisco s starting wide receivers.
It wasn t until a midseason trade for veteran wideout Emmanuel Sanders that unlocked San Francisco s offense and helped the 49ers young group of pass catchers blossom en route to a Super Bowl appearance. The unit went from averaging 214.5 yards per game to 250.5 yards following Sanders arrival.
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CADILLAC â A 33-year-old Cadillac man was charged in Wexford Countyâs 84th District Court after he led police on a multiple county chase in May.
Daniel Bradley Lindell was charged with fourth-degree police officer fleeing and two counts of police officer assault, resist or obstruct for his connection with an incident on May 23 in Clam Lake Township. A habitual offender fourth offense notice was added to the charges and as a result of the enhancement, Lindell faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted.
The charges are merely accusations and not evidence of guilt. Lindell is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in a court of law. The prosecution has the burden of proving guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.