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"I'm not near where I want to be," he said. "I've got to keep getting better."
If anything, playing right away has accelerated the maturation process for both players - even if the rest of the offense paid the price for the initial learning curve.

Davis, the No. 11 overall draft pick from Rutgers, has started all eight regular-season games at right tackle. [link widoczny dla zalogowanych],[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the No. 17 overall pick from Idaho, has done the same at left guard.
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Any day now, their bodies are going to start wondering when does it all end.
49ers' rookie starting linemen grinding, learning
But then, 13-game seasons were so college ago. These rookie offensive linemen are in the NFL now, where 12 games played - four exhibition, eight regular season - means they still have eight games to go.
"I think you're so busy, you're so involved, you don't have time to notice you're really tired," said left tackle Joe Staley. "But there is a sense in your body that this season's long. We're only halfway done with our season and they'd be ready to be done with it by now.
"Every rookie goes through that process."
Welcome to the rookie wall, big boys, where bruised and beaten bodies are forced to play far beyond the confines of Pop Warner, high school and college scheduling demands.
For 488 snaps, they have squatted their 300-pound-plus bodies at the line of scrimmage. On 488 snaps, their bodies have smashed into an equally big defensive lineman.
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"Just got to keep grinding and keep working," [link widoczny dla zalogowanych] said.
Davis has given up six quarterback sacks and committed six false starts, tying him for second-most in the NFL in both categories. No one will say who allowed the sack that left Alex Smith with a separated left shoulder at Carolina, but it came through Davis' side.
Such mistakes were to be expected when coach Mike Singletary decided to throw two rookies into an offensive line that was so bad last year, the team felt the need to draft two linemen in the first round.
"I can't try to compare this to my college career," Davis said. "Just got to keep going."