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Harbaugh announces McCoy as backup QB
August 25, 2013, 9:00 pm
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Colt McCoy impressed Jim Harbaugh after he completed 11 of 15 pass attempts for 109 yards in the 49ers' win over the Vikings Sunday. (AP)

SAN FRANCISCO -- Colt McCoy wrapped up the 49ers' backup quarterback on Sunday night, coach Jim Harbaugh said.

"I feel real good about Colt as the backup quarterback," Harbaugh said after the 49ers' 34-14 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night at Candlestick Park.

"He reiterated that to me, too," McCoy said.

McCoy confirmed he agreed to new contract terms for the 2013 season on Saturday night. One day later, he completed 11 of 15 pass attempts for 109 yards. He also threw one interception.

McCoy was originally scheduled to earn $1.5 million this season with the 49ers before he agreed to a pay cut. McCoy remains signed through the upcoming season.

"It really happened quick," McCoy said. "This is a tremendous team. It's well-coached. It's a great organization from top to bottom. And when I was approached. This is personal, but I'm glad to be here. That's new to me. I'd never done anything like that. But it's all fine."

When the week began, McCoy had every reason to question whether he would still be a member of the team after the first round of cuts. He was not performing well, and he was struggling to learn the offense. But McCoy solidified his job with the 49ers with a good week of practice, a decision to lower his salary and a solid performance Sunday night.

"Jim (Harbaugh) and I had a great week. We talked and we met a lot," McCoy said. "Between us, I think we figured each other out a lot better.

"I hadn't performed the way I know I can't perform. I hadn't picked up the offense as well as I'd like to."

Suddenly, the competition at the 49ers' quarterback position is for the No. 3 job. Rookie B.J. Daniels completed two of three pass attempts for 30 yards, while veteran addition Seneca Wallace completed both of his attempts for 27 yards.

Scott Tolzien, who was limited in practices last week with a minor injury, did not see action.
 
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The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Austin Collie isn't in the 49ers' plans.
Collie isn't going to make the team. Coach John Harbaugh recently indicated that Collie wasn't fully recovered from last season's torn patellar tendon. The 27-year-old is no higher than sixth on the depth chart, and he didn't appear in Sunday night's dress rehearsal until late in the third quarter. Collie played 14 snaps and caught one pass for eight yards. He needs more time to get healthy.
 
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OLB Haralson traded to Saints after seven seasons with 49ers

Posted by Cam Inman on August 26th, 2013 at 5:52 pm | Categorized as Uncategorized

Outside linebacker Parys Haralson has been traded by the 49ers to the New Orleans Saints, according to multiple team sources.

Haralson bid farewell to his teammates in the locker room and declined to speak with reporters.

“He was a good mentor, taught me a lot and best of luck to him in New Orleans,” Aldon Smith said.

It’s was not immediately known what the 49ers got in return for the eighth-year veteran.

Haralson did not play last season because of a torn triceps tendon he sustained in the third exhibition. Smith replaced Haralson in the starting lineup last season at right outside linebacker, and Smith produced a franchise-record 19 ½ sacks.

Originally selected by the 49ers as 2006 sixth-round draft pick out of Tennessee, Haralson will join a Saints team that lost outside linebacker Will Smith to a season-ending injury Saturday.

Among the teammates who shook Haralson’s hand before he left the team facility was Frank Gore, who shouted: “We play you. Be easy on me, dog.”

The 49ers visit New Orleans on Nov. 17.

Earlier this year, Haralson agreed to reduce his base salary to $1.15 million. Without Haralson, Smith and fellow starter Ahmad Brooks will be backed up this offseason acquisitions of Dan Skuta, formerly of the Cincinnati Bengals, and Corey Lemonier, a third-round draft pick out of Auburn.