Watch: 49ers' LB Azeez Al-Shaair Has Insane Game Against The Lions
Brad Graham • September 17, 2021
Al-Shaair put up a seasons worth of highlights in one game.
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I will go out on a limb and say Al-Shaair had a better and more impactful game against the Lions than All-Pro LB Fred Warner. That's how good Azeez Al-Shaair was this week, seemingly making play after play in a row -- Al-Shaair was flying all over the field.
With the 49ers losing starting LB Dre Greenlaw, the team will turn to Al-Shaair to repeat the performance he had against the Lions for 6-8 weeks while Greenlaw recovers from a core-muscle injury.
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