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Here are your top 49ers storylines for Wednesday, December 15.

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Last Call: Ten 49ers Deserving of Your Pro Bowl Vote

Pro Bowl voting is underway and NFL fans have until Thursday, Dec. 16 to vote their favorite players into the NFL's All-Star game. The 2022 Pro Bowl is scheduled for Sunday, February 6 at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada. As members of the 49ers make their final push in the fan voting category, here's a list of ten players who are deserving of your Pro Bowl vote.

Voting is open until December 16 at NFL.com/ProBowl. Fans will also be able to submit votes via Twitter.

For votes on Twitter to count, they must be public and include one of the follow methods used in the sample below:

• #ProBowlVote + Player Name (e.g. #ProBowlVote Fred Warner)

• #ProBowlVote + #PlayerName (e.g. #ProBowlVote #FredWarner)

• #ProBowlVote + @PlayerUsername (e.g. #ProBowlVote @fred_warner)

Retweets and replies must include the player's name in one of the above listed forms. On the final two days of voting, December 15-16, all hashtag votes on Twitter count as double.

Trey Lance, 49ers O-Line Attend Premiere of Trent Williams' Emotional Documentary

On Monday night, nearly the entire San Francisco 49ers offensive line and a handful of players gathered at a San Mateo movie theater in support of teammate Trent Williams.

Williams hosted a private screening for friends, family and teammates for his long-awaited documentary "Silverback: The Trent Williams Story."

In 2019, Williams was diagnosed with a rare, life-threatening form of cancer at the age of 30. After defying all odds and staring death in the face, the All-Pro left tackle overcame Dermatofibrosarcoma Protuberans and miraculously went on to return to the top of his game in the NFL just a short year later.

The documentary is available on Amazon, Apple TV+, iTunes and more. A portion of the film's proceeds will be donated to the fight against sarcoma.

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2021 Power Rankings: Where Do the 49ers Stand Heading into Week 15?

The San Francisco 49ers bounced back following a Week 13 heartbreaker in Seattle to garner a tough win on the road against the Cincinnati Bengals. While improving their season record to 7-6 and moving to the sixth seed in the current postseason standings, how have national media outlets viewed the 49ers 14 weeks into the season? Here's a look at where pundits have ranked San Francisco entering into Week 15:

• Sports Illustrated: 8
• ESPN: 11
• NFL.com: 11
• Yahoo! Sports: 13
• SportingNews.com: 13

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In the Community

75 for 75

"75 for 75" is an article series from the 49ers Museum highlighting moments in the team's history as part of the franchise's 75th Anniversary celebrations in 2021.

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November 1, 1959

Matt Hazeltine played 13 years of football at the prep, college and professional levels before he ever received a game ball.

Hazeltine got his first after roughing up Detroit quarterback Tobin Rote in the 49ers convincing win over the Lions at Kezar Stadium in 1959. The 49ers linebacker sacked Rote three times and provided the outside pressure that led to defensive tackle Charlie Krueger's takedown of Rote in the end zone for a safety. Detroit's offense picked up just 183 total yards.

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Read all of the entries in the 49ers Museum's 75 for 75 series at 49ers.com/museumstories.