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DFresh77

DFresh77

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who gives a fuck how many times he was sacked... point is that he's the primary source why the 49ers didn't win the championship...

Alex Smith has to go buddy....
 
DFresh77

DFresh77

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D.I.R.B

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Although I would prefer a better QB for the 9ers, I know it aint gonna happen anytime soon. Alex Smith 'will do'. Hopefully he can be mistake free next season too.

I just don't know why people want a deep threat like Wallace. Alex won't hit someone deep consistently, is all I'm sayin'. How many deep plays did you see all year? 2-3?
 
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Trent Dilfer, who normally I dont like to listen to, said that he thinks that Peyton Manning will come into whatever new organization with a chip on his shoulder and ready to work which is rare for a QB so deep into his career with outside moneys, I thought that was a really good point and although I would be behind getting Manning I think hes more likely to go to a smaller market where he can completely take it over ie KC
 
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Mickey Fallon
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According to CSN Bay Area's Matt Maiocco, the 49ers have targeted restricted free agent Mike Wallace and unrestricted free agent Vincent Jackson "at a specific price."
The Niners "do not get into bidding wars for players, though," Maiocco cautions. Jackson is sure to incite a bidding war, and Wallace will cost $9.5 million in 2012 in addition to a lucrative long-term contract and the 49ers' first-round pick. At their respective prices, both big-play receivers are long shots for San Francisco. The Steelers website pointed out Tuesday that no RFA carrying a first-round tender has signed an offer sheet in the past 10 years.
 
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IronLungs420

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The 49ers are fucking up not going after Wallace, fuck our 30th pick give the steelers that pick and mike Wallace 9 million a year. He's better then all of our WR's combined. The guy is 25 years old and entering his prime no way we find a receiver of his caliber with the 30th pick, and if we do by the time the kid develops he will be asking for Mike Wallace money.
 
BROWN GUERRERO

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Mike Wallace is dope, but IMO he doesn't fit the type of offense the 49ers run with Alex at the qb position. Someone like Bowe or V Jackson would be a better fit IMO. Unfortunately we aint getting either.
 
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Larry Grant is expected to receive a significant pay raise after filling in admirably for 49ers Pro Bowl linebacker Patrick Willis for four games in December.

Scheduled to be a restricted free agent, Grant could return to the 49ers as a backup to Willis and NaVorro Bowman. But if another team envisions Grant as a starter, he would likely sign an offer sheet the 49ers would decline to match. In such a scenario, the 49ers would get a draft pick as compensation.

The 49ers have until Tuesday at 1 p.m., when the free-agent signing period begins, to decide what level of RFA tender to assign Grant. The sides are not negotiating a contract extension, sources said.

The 49ers would have the right of first refusal and receive a seventh-round draft pick as compensation with an "equal-round tender" of approximately $1.26 million for Grant. Or, the 49ers could give Grant a tender of $1.92 million to ensure a second-round pick as compensation if he were to leave.

Grant, 27, entered the NFL as a seventh-round pick of the 49ers in 2008. After being released as a rookie, he played 34 games in three seasons with the St. Louis Rams before returning to the 49ers last season on a one-year, $600,000 contract.

Grant played well in four games at inside linebacker in place of Willis, who sustained a hamstring injury early in a Dec. 4 game against St. Louis. Grant recorded 29 tackles, broke up five passes and forced a fumble in those games. He was also one of the 49ers' top special-teams players throughout the season with 10 tackles.

The 49ers' only other scheduled restricted free agent is wide receiver Brett Swain, who is unlikely to receive a tender.

Read more: RFA tender on the way for Grant
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Looks like the 49ers might be getting a 2nd round pick for Grant.
 
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