49ers RT Mike McGlinchey had an impressive performance during Week 2 against the Chargers by @kyle posey - Post Details
49ers RT Mike McGlinchey had an impressive performance during Week 2 against the Chargers
Mike McGlinchey gets a lot of hate online because his sacks come at the worst possible times. Against the Chargers, he had a few really impressive blocks.
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