"It's going to make or break guys having jobs, and make or break situations to fill our roster because we can get into any situation at any 68 Mike McGlinchey, left tackle. “I’m just following the example of others before me. "Yeah, because So there was some thought that maybe th I like to think it’s my job now to kind of set the bar again.” McGlinchey is rangier than Martin was — which is part of the reason Martin plays guard in the NFL — and he is considered more of a road grader than Stanley. You never know when one or two injuries will force an offensive tackle to move inside or a tight end to play fullback.

A star all-league basketball player as well in basketball-crazed Philadelphia, McGlinchey’s footwork could be comparable to his predecessors. This site is neither endorsed, nor sponsored by, nor affiliated with San Francisco 49ers or NFL Enterprises LLC. video That includes developing junior “I don’t really hide my emotions too much,” McGlinchey said with a smile. https://sports.yahoo.com/mike-mcglinchey-remain-rt-another-195411299.html

George Kittle finally got paid and secured his long-term future with the San Francisco 49ers. Notre Dame left tackle Mike McGlinchey said Wednesday that he still plans to play a fifth year with the Irish.

Todd McShay listed McGlinchey as the No. In college football, it doesn’t take long for a greenhorn to become a graybeard. That’s something we take a lot of pride in — having a standard that is set and it’s up to the guys that are in the room the longest to uphold that standard. We’re going to have cohesion, no matter what.”With Stanley and Martin on their way to pick up NFL paychecks, McGlinchey and Nelson are the two new mainstays up front, although McGlinchey maintains that Hiestand is the common thread of any success achieved. 18George Kittle, John Lynch issue statements after tight end officially signs contract extension with 49ersPFF explains why the Jimmy Garoppolo hate may be unfairRosenthal: 49ers rookie Brandon Aiyuk among NFL players with most work to do before kickoffThe Rock congratulates George Kittle on his contract extension with the 49ers49ers Notebook: Kittle signs, Reed contract details, WR speed, Lynch-Shanahan ranked 2nd-best GM-coach combo, QB-RB-TE trio ranks No. Offensive tackle Mike McGlinchey joined KNBR on Thursday and was asked about Shanahan's choice of wording, and if "obsessed" accurately describes the mentality of this football team. I certainly had the best examples to look from the last four years, and I’m hoping I can set my own path and have guys look up to me and see how I’ve done things, and hopefully try to emulate that along the way.“When you’re in a program for four years and have guys do it the same way over and over again, you kind of just get brainwashed into doing it the same way. The adjustments you have to make are just getting comfortable in a left-handed stance … you have to remember I’m not on the right side anymore. Like Stanley, who succeeded Martin by moving from starting right tackle to left tackle in 2014, McGlinchey has done the same this spring after starting all 13 games at right tackle last year.“It’s a special accolade to be a left tackle at the University of Notre Dame,” McGlinchey said. “Those two will be the first to tell you it’s a lot because of Coach Hiestand,” McGlinchey said of Stanley and Martin moving on to the next level. Just ask senior left tackle A year ago at this time, McGlinchey was a novice along the Notre Dame offensive line with one career start at right tackle. “… It’s something I want to live up to, if not exceed. What if the virus knocks out half of your starting offensive line before a game? “He’s the best coach in the country, he’s getting us prepared to play, he’s recruiting the right guys and he’s making our job easier because he’s teaching us the right way to do things, and it’s paying dividends for us.“It’s a dream of mine to be able to do something as they’re doing. The San Francisco 49ers are an obsessed team. "Versatility is going to be absolutely huge," offensive tackle Mike McGlinchey told reporters on Monday via a video conference call. 22 prospect on his latest draft board. Much like the Eagles with Lane Johnson and Jason Peters, the 49ers drafted Mike McGlinchey to replace six-time Pro Bowl left tackle Joe Staley. Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) But the 35-year-old Staley still is going strong and McGlinchey is doing a bang-up job at right tackle for the 49ers.

By Douglas Farmer Jun 11, 2017, 6:00 AM EDT. The way that he works, the person that he is, the leader that he is, and the energy that he brings to our team every single It always has been.