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NFL Denies Electric Substation Injury Theory

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San Francisco 49ers GM John Lynch dismisses electric substation conspiracy theory, but fans keep the chatter alive.

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NFL Denies Electric Substation Injury Theory

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It's March 29th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. NFL teams are kicking off their annual meetings in Phoenix, Arizona, gearing up for the 2026 draft. Right out the gate, San Francisco 49ers General Manager John Lynch shut down a wild theory, linking the team's injuries to a nearby electric. Substation. Lynch made it clear, there's zero worry from him, the players, or their agents. The organization even brought in consulting scientists to check it out, and they gave it a clean bill of health with no red flags. Fans and social media ran with the idea hard, turning it into a full-blown conspiracy that caught fire online. It shows how quick these theories can spread when injuries pile up for a contender like the Niners. Even with the all-clear, expect this chatter to linger. If San Francisco hits more snags this season, it'll blow up again, memes, and all. As these meetings roll on, stories like this keep the league buzzing, blending real talk

with the noise that never quits.

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