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Matt Maiocco, 49ers insider from NBC Sports Bay Area, discusses San Francisco's crucial offseason needs and potential moves. Matt shares his thoughts on Sam Darnold's growth and the importance of bolstering the defensive line. They also discuss the possibility of acquiring Max Crosby and the impact of the team's draft capital. Additionally, Matt weighs in on the Mac Jones trade rumors and the importance of finding a new nucleus to support Brock Purdy.
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Dirty Work breaks down the Seattle Seahawks' Super Bowl win and the performance of quarterback Sam Darnold. They're joined by 49ers insider Matt Maiocco, who shares the latest on the team's offseason plans and the possibility of acquiring Maxx Crosby. The guys also debate the best coach in the NFC West, with Mike McDonald's impressive defensive play-calling skills earning him a spot in the conversation. They also touch on the 49ers' need to bolster their defensive line and the potential trade of quarterback Mac Jones.
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Dirty Work Hour 1: The guys discuss the gap between a fully healthy Seahawks team vs. a fully healthy 49ers team, and how long Seattle will be a threat to our success.
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Dirty Work discusses the possibility of the 49ers trading Mac Jones, comparing him to last year's Sam Darnold. Adam and Derek weigh the pros and cons of keeping or trading Mac, considering the team's current situation and potential offers from other teams. They also touch on the Max Crosby situation, exploring whether the Raiders will trade him and which teams might be interested. The guys also discuss the 49ers' offseason plans and potential moves.
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Dirty Work Hour 4: The boys sit down with NFL HOF WR Michael Irvin & comedian Frank Caliendo for their best of radio row segment, along with some Note to Self's
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Dirty Work Hour 3: The Boys bring you another flaming edition of the Sound Soiree featuring: CMC, Tiffany Haddish, & an enraged Knicks fan, & they also sit down with legendary sportscaster Kenny Mayne to talk Super Bowl.
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Legendary sportscaster, Kenny Mayne joins Dirty Work to preview the Super Bowl with his Seahawks looking like the heavy favorite, & he also goes down memory lane with the boys on their fun times from the last radio row in Vegas.
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Dirty Work Hour 2: The boys sit down with Marcus Thompson to break down the Warriors finally trading Jonathan Kuminga, & does this end the Giannis sweepstakes for them. The boys also dive into the Super Bowl matchup & how they think the game will end up playing out.
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The Best Sports Writer in America, Marcus Thompson joins Dirty Work to break down the Warriors trade deadline, the Super Bowl, & some Olympic action live from Milan
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Broadcasting legend, Kevin Harlan joins Dirty Work to talk about the Dubs/Suns game that he called last night, he also previews the Super Bowl, which he is also on the call for, making it 16 yrs in a row that he has called the Big Bowl.
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Catch Dirty Work with Adam Copeland & Derek Papa every weekday from 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. on KNBR 104.5 / 680.
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