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Found October 31, 2011 on Niner Insider:
PLAYERS: Joe Staley,  Isaac Sopoaga,  Braylon Edwards
TEAMS: San Francisco 49ers
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Somewhat obscured by the debut of left tackle Joe Staley and nose tackle Isaac Sopoaga as pass-catchers Sunday was the return of Braylon Edwards, who is actually employed to catch footballs. Edwards, returning after missing four games following knee surgery, had four catches for 42 yards and...
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