49ers. Colin Kaepernick, Danny Gray’s ideal partner

before being selected by San Francisco 49ers in position 105 of the third round Draft D 2022 of nfl, danny gray He found an ideal training partner to prepare for professionalism.

Speaking to the Associated Press (AP) network, Gray, 23, announced that he is teaming up with Colin KaepernickThe former 49ers quarterback, whom he hopes has learned best from now on getting the pass Trey Lance,

,I trained with Colin Kaepernick and he also has a kind of bazooka. That training was great. so i think i’m up for the taskGray said.

privileged

Danny Gray was in Dallas to be part of receivers who practiced with Colin Kaepernick, along with fellow Washington Commanders draft pick Jahan Dotson and third-year wide receiver Jalen Rigor.

,It was a great influence to work with the Super Bowl quarterback, a prolific quarterback at the time. It was a real moment for me, reallyGray added.

While the future is set for Star 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel, who has asked to be traded, Gray will have to continue preparing to earn his spot in the face of the prospect of Samuel staying with the team, which has received more than 1,400. The yard was done. , and competing against last season’s second best for San Francisco, Brandon Ayuk, who had 846 yards and 5 touchdowns.

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It should be noted that the second highest achiever for the San Francisco 49ers last year was George Kittel, who had 910 yards and 5 touchdowns.

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