49ers’ Matt Breida Likes Chances If San Francisco Plays Patriots In Super Bowl

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Oct 17, 2019

There’s still north of three and a half months until Super Bowl LIV, but at this point, a February meeting between the New England Patriots and San Francisco 49ers isn’t far-fetched.

And if such a Super Bowl matchup presents itself, one Niners running back likes his team’s chances.

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Matt Breida appeared on NFL Network’s “NFL Total Access” on Tuesday, and he was asked how he liked the 5-0 49ers’ chances against the 6-0 Pats should they meet in the title game.

“I feel like I like our chances, we have a great team,” Breida said, via SFGate.com. “Great special teams, offense, defense, and everyone is playing high energy right now, you know we’ll just have to wait and see.”

While this could be perceived as bulletin board material, what is Breida supposed to say here? He was asked the question by host Scott Hanson, and answering it pretty much any other way would have opened himself up to criticism.

There’s still plenty of season left, so, like Breida said, we’ll just have to wait and see.

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