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Abe Woodson is arguably the best Returner in San Francisco 49er history.
Dwight Hicks began his professional career with the Toronto Argonauts, only a few hours from where he played his college ball (Michigan). After a year in Canada, Hicks signed with the San Francisco 49ers, where he would bring passion and character.
Arriving in San Francisco in his fifth season, Garrison Hearst would have the best and also most traumatic time in football with the Bay Area team
Bruce Bosley was a Second Round Pick from West Virginia, and in his rookie year (1956), he was playing on the defensive side of the ball at Left Defensive End. That would be short-lived as he only played six Games in 1957, but he rebounded in 1958, now playing at Left Guard.