Drafted the same year, the two share a special bond. They have grown in the 49ers defense together after being thrown into the fire in their rookie seasons. The two have grown to trust each other on opposite side of the fields and have a chemistry about them that only furthers the bond between them.

Plummer, the former first round pick is like the older brother. He was brought in to start immediately, whereas Webster took a few games into the regular season before winning the starting role. Webster fits the mold of the younger brother - slightly smaller than Plummer, and certainly learning from him. The two feed off each other, share the same intense work ethic and fit the '49ers Mold'.

The 49ers have done an incredible job in selecting these two. Plummer has grown into an incredible resource for the defense, he coaches on the field in the same mannor that Tim McDonald used to. In fact this past season, Plummer made a suggestion during the course of a game that allowed the 49ers to shut down the oppositions offense. Webster isn't quite at that level, but his intense film and study sessions allow him to be a good resource and great player as well.