Brick by Brick: Inside Access with the San Francisco 49ers

An in-depth look at San Francisco 49ers training camp and preseason activities, highlighting both players and coaching staff as they prepare for the 2024 NFL campaign.

Cast

Brock Purdy

as Self

John Lynch

as Self

Fred Warner

as Self

Mick Lombardi

as Self

Matt Maiocco

as Self

Dominick Puni

as Self

George Kittle

as Self

Steve Wyche

as Self

Kyle Shanahan

as Self

Jauan Jennings

as Self

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