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Other crossword clues for answer "NINER"

NINER
S.F. athlete, Forty-____
NATO number after "ait"
Montana, once
S.F. pro
Young, notably
Jimmy Garoppolo, for short
Levi's Stadium player, briefly
Field of Jeans player
Levi's Stadium player, for short
Big name in mountain bikes
San Francisco player
Sourdough, for short
Bay area NFLer
SF gridder
NATO Phonetic Alphabet number
Montana was one in the '80s
Jimmy Garoppolo, after his trade from the Pats
Steve Young, briefly
Montana, from 1979 until 1992
Frisco footballer
Gold Rush figure, for short
Forty-___ (prospector)
It may come after forty
NFCer
Phonetic alphabet number
Certain numeral in NASA-speak
San Francisco gridder, briefly
Joe Montana, once
NASA-speak numeral
Frisco squad member
Number in the NATO phonetic alphabet
San Francisco ballplayer, briefly
Joe Montana was one
San Francisco NFLer
Montana in the '80s, e.g.
San Francisco footballer, in brief
San Francisco gridder, familiarly
San Francisco football player, for short
San Francisco footballer, familiarly
Super Bowl XLVII loser, familiarly
Forty __
Forty- ___^NINE
Ram rival
San Fran player
Forty- ___
Frisco NFLer
Frisco gridder
Monster Park NFLer
West Coast NFLer
West Coast gridder
Montana was one
CBer's number
Aviator's number
Super Bowl XLVII player
Former Candlestick Park NFLer
Bay Area pro
Eight plus one, to aviators
West Coast pro
Pilot's digit
San Fran gridder
Levi's Stadium player
NFLer supported by Sourdough Sam
SF NFLer
Forty-__ (Gold Rush guy)
Number spoken by pilots
San Francisco gridder, for short
Forty follower
West Coast footballer
San Francisco footballer, briefly
Forty-__ (Gold Rush prospector)
Forty-__ (gold-rush participant)
NFL player
Number, in pilot-speak
Number used by pilots
NFL nickname
Forty-___ (Gold Rush prospector)
Monster Park player, familiarly
Montana, in the '80s
Dwelt a miner, forty-___
S. F. Forty-___
. . . miner, forty-___
Tenner minus one?
QB Montana, for short
Forty-___ (early Californian)
Forty- ___ (a gold seeker)
San Francisco player, for short
Certain San Franciscan
Jerry Rice, e.g., informally
Number in NASA-speak
3Com Park player
Bayside footballer
Eighty-___ (early Oklahoma homesteader)
Montana, e.g., once
Astronaut's digit
Montana, notably
Number in C.B. lingo
Bronc rival
Cowboy rival
Forty-___ (gold rush participant)
Joe Montana or Jerry Rice, informally
S.F. footballer
San Francisco footballer, for short
Digit in military lingo
Forty-___ (California Gold Rush participant)
N.F.C. West player
What Montana was in the '80s
Bay Area gridder
San Francisco gridder
Levi's Stadium athlete, informally
Forty-___ (old prospector)
Bay Area athlete, for short
Montana, in the 1980s
Colin Kaepernick was one, familiarly
Montana, e.g., informally
San Fran athlete
San Fran NFLer
Frisco player
NorCal football player
What Montana used to be, for short
Montana or Rice, familiarly
Number in NASA lingo
Calif. footballer
San Fran pro
San Francisco player, briefly
Frisco pro
Certain number in NASA lingo
Forty-___ (gold seeker)
San Francisco NFLer, informally
Bay Area footballer
Bay Area NFL player, for short
Forty-___ (NFL player)
Joe Montana, from '79-'92
Kaepernick was one, informally
Forty- ____
Forty- ____: Frisco pro
SF gridiron pro
Frisco player, familiarly
Golden State gridder, for short
Bay Area gridder, for short
Cali gridder
San Francisco athlete, for short
Forty- -
Frisco athlete
Ham's digit
NorCal NFL pro
Candlestick Park player, for short
Montana, from 1979 to 1992
Levi's Stadium pro
Seahawk rival, informally
Bay Area gridder, in headlines
Bay Area NFL player
Radio number
Seahawk foe, briefly