Reached 58% of the all-time Interceptions leader — a solid all-time profile at the position.
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Jimmy opened the San Francisco 49ers DB lineage the corpus knows, and handed it to Dwight Hicks (1979–1985).
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Last recorded season with SF
Entered the NFL with SF
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Dre Kirkpatrick
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Gave the San Francisco 49ers an entire corpus-attributed career — 16 seasons (1961–1976), one crest. The rarest loyalty in the sport.