49ers relish Navy SEALs' visit, workout as they seek new bond this offseason
Briefly

The San Francisco 49ers revamped their roster with significant offseason changes, necessitating an emphasis on team cohesion. To bond veterans with new players, the organization engaged Navy SEALs for a unique training experience. This effort aimed to instill elite communication skills and teamwork values similar to those of a SEAL unit. Players like Brock Purdy and George Kittle expressed how inspired they were by the SEALs' stories and standards, finding the experience crucial for building a unified team culture ahead of the upcoming season.
We needed to form a reliable bond between the seasoned veterans and the hot-shot newcomers.
Hearing their stories and what it's like, being on a SEALs team unit and how that translates to us being a football team... it was pretty special for me and eye-opening for sure.
They talk about what the Navy SEALs standard is, how they uphold that, how they built that and how they wrote it... you learn a lot of cool stuff from them.
It's absolutely crazy to hear stories such as SEALs cramming into little clear fishing boats that were supposed to...
The 49ers spent a recent week submerged, so to speak, in SEALs training to transform them back into an elite, special operations force in the NFL.
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