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  • "It's a far cry from where I started at Kezar (Stadium)," former 49ers coach George Seifert said. "It's pretty awesome."

    49ers break ground on new stadium in Santa Clara →

  • "No one ever told me, 'You've got to play football, just like Grampa,' " he says. "It's just something I've wanted to do, something I was always passionate about. High school, college, Arena ball, Europe, NFL — it's all just a journey. But I feel like I'm carrying on the name of Burl Toler. And I'm proud of that."

    For Toler, motivation is familiar →

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