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Kyle Madson

Watch: Samson Ebukam picks up sack on 49ers 1st defensive play vs. Texans

Samson Ebukam Texans 49ers

The 49ers got a sack from a key player to open their first defensive series vs. Houston on Thursday. Defensive end Samson Ebukam got the edge on the Texans’ left tackle, then spun inside right into Texans quarterback Davis Mills. Ebukam had a monster finish to last season and could be in for a breakout year if he picks up where he left off. That move and sack Thursday are both good signs for him.

 

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