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"Santana Moss on Kyle Shanahan, Mike Evans and the 49ers' Dominant Offense" is an episode of Murph & Markus Podcast. Runtime 11 min. Published October 16, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.
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This week on the show, we're talking football, and not just any football, but the kind that's got everyone in the Bay Area buzzing. The 49ers are on a roll, and their former teammate, Santana Moss, is here to break down what's making them tick. As a four-time Pro Bowl wide receiver who played under Kyle Shanahan in Washington, Santana shares his insights on what makes the 49ers' offense so dominant.
Santana Moss joins the show to talk about his time playing under Kyle Shanahan in Washington, and how he thinks the 49ers' current success is no surprise. He also shares his thoughts on the challenges young receivers face in learning Kyle's system, and how it's not just about the playbook, but about being a professional and staying focused. Plus, he weighs in on the impressive Mike Evans, who's now a part of the 49ers' receiving corps.
One of the most interesting aspects of this conversation is Santana's take on Kyle Shanahan's evolution as a play caller. He notes that coaches have to adapt to the changing landscape of the NFL, and that Kyle is no exception. Santana also shares his admiration for the 49ers' left tackle, Trent Williams, who's still going strong at 38 years old.
If you're a football fan, you won't want to miss this episode. Santana Moss brings a unique perspective on the 49ers' success, and his insights are sure to give you a deeper understanding of what's driving their winning streak. So grab your headphones and tune in to hear the full conversation.
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