“They Both Sucked”: Fred Warner Gets Honest About Losing Two Super Bowls

2 months ago

“They Both Sucked”: Fred Warner Gets Honest About Losing Two Super Bowls

“They both sucked, but here’s the thing: I would never take it back. I would never say, ‘I wish I never played in any Super Bowls because I’m so afraid of losing them,’” Warner said. He added that he would go back and lose two more Super Bowls if given the chance. Warner and the 49ers lost in Super Bowl LIV (31-20) and Super Bowl LVIII (25-22) against the Chiefs.


By Nidheesh Kumar

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Russell Wilson Expresses Desire to Play At Least Until His 40s

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Kay Adams Floats Chiefs Trade for Kirk Cousins Amid Patrick Mahomes Injury

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Kay Adams Floats Chiefs Trade for Kirk Cousins Amid Patrick Mahomes Injury

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LeSean McCoy Calls Out Seattle Seahawks Over Tag Decision on Kenneth Walker III

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Report: Stefon Diggs Set to Part Ways With the New England Patriots

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Report: Stefon Diggs Set to Part Ways With the New England Patriots

Local insiders, including Marc Bertrand (98.5 The Sports Hub), predict a breakup is imminent. The primary driver is his massive $26.5 million cap hit for 2026, which the team views as too high for a 32-year-old receiver whose production dipped during the recent Super Bowl LX run. He is entering the second year of a three-year, $63.5 million deal signed in March 2025.



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