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Unfortunately, Watters would leave via free agency subsequently.44.Jack Reynolds (1981 1984)Jack Reynolds was a fullback turned linebacker who was a part of two of the team's Super Bowl victories (XVI and XIX) in the 80s.He was well known for the aggressive nature that he brought to the squad.43.Ken Norton Jr.(1994 2000)Ronald Martinez/Getty ImagesAfter a successful stint with the Dallas Cowboys, Ken TechnoMarine RSX15 Black Watch Norton Jr.joined the San Francisco 49ers via free agency.That season, he would go on to being placed on the All Pro team.Furthermore, after winning Super Bowl XXIX, he became the first NFL player ever to win three consecutive championships.

42.Forrest Blue (1968 1974)Forrest Blue was a stud offensive lineman for the San Francisco 49ers that attended four Pro Bowls during his 11 year career with the team.41.Michael Carter (1984 1992)George Rose/Getty ImagesMichael Carter stood strong as a nose tackle at 6'2”, 285 pounds, and his tremendous athletic ability allowed him to create havoc in the opponent's backfield.Carter would go on to three Pro RSX15 Black Watch Bowls and won three Super Bowl championships as well.Interestingly enough, he's the only person to win an Olympic medal and Super Bowl ring in the same year.40.Garrison Hearst (1997 1998, 2001 2003)Stephen Dunn/Getty ImagesGarrison Hearst was wildy successful in his first few seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, and looked as if he'd become the next great running back.

He was an all purpose player who could produce both rushing the ball and receiving it.However a nasty broken ankle injury prematurely ended his time with the team.On a side note, NFL Films claims that his 96 yard game winning touchdown run in overtime against the Jets is one of the two best running plays of all time.39.Steve TechnoMarine RSX15 Black Wallace (1986 1996)Doug Pensinger/Getty ImagesSteve Wallace was a member of the San Francisco 49ers team that won three Super Bowls.Head coach Bill Walsh often referred to Wallace as one of his favorite players ever.Due to his physical style of play, Wallace suffered many concussions throughout his career.In fact, the head injuries were so prevalent that he was forced to wear a styrofoam?helmet above his regular one.