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"Less than a year old, Mason is wearing his 49ers hoodie and football beanie."
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"Frank Gore just scored and my family went crazy!" -
"After traveling from Sacramento to Atlanta to cheer on the Niners in the NFC Championship game, Drew V. came home to his picture all over the news, and even in a local Super Bowl commercial!" -
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"Like father, like son! Milez and daddy showin' that Niner love. GO NINERS! -
"Ava Grace - 6 months old and all smiles with her Niners going to the Super Bowl." -
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"The boys in their Niners gear ready for Super Bowl!" -
"Mason is laying on his favorite 49ers blanket." -
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"Father and son, ready for battle." -
"Our family Christmas card, 2012." -
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"Here's a photo of Daryl Carter of Sacramento - Kaepernicking." -
"Young London Jackson showing his 49ers pride. GO 9ers!" -
"Josh Givens, Somerset, Ohio" -
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"Owen Baffunno Kapernicking" -
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"Just like his favorite player. #kaepernicking" -
"Met this fan tailgating at the Stick!" -
Kaepernicking - "Kaep actually retweeted this photo a couple months ago when I sent it to him!"
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