Deebo Samuel Discusses Depression Following Super Bowl Losses
Deebo Samuel Discusses Depression Following Super Bowl Losses

Deebo Samuel Discusses Depression Following Super Bowl Losses

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San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Deebo Samuel revealed that losing two Super Bowls to the Kansas City Chiefs has left him in a state of depression, describing it as one of the worst feelings he has ever experienced. During a recent podcast appearance, Samuel expressed the emotional toll of coming so close to victory yet falling short, stating, 'You go months without talking to people, wanting to be seen.' The 49ers lost to the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIV in 2020 and again in Super Bowl LVIII in 2024, the latter ending in a 25-22 overtime defeat. In both instances, San Francisco led in the fourth quarter, only to be overtaken by the Chiefs, who scored crucial points to clinch victory. This season, the 49ers have struggled significantly, facing injuries to key players and appearing set to miss the postseason, compounding Samuel's feelings of disappointment. Samuel's reflections underscore the intense emotional stakes athletes face in high-stakes competitions.

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