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San Francisco 49ers: Quarterback Still a Big Question Entering Season Opener

September 9, 2010

     For several years, Niners fans have endured chaos in the front office, coaching/coordinator carousels, bad decisions, poor play, and utter loss of hope, as they've watched their once dominant team ...

2010 NFL Draft: 49ers RB Depth and Draft Options

March 22, 2010

Heading into the 2010 draft, the 49ers have several decisions to make regarding the running back position. Frank Gore's status as the starter undeniable, but after that the picture gets ...

49ers Draft 2010: Who Is Trent Baalke ??

March 22, 2010

ESPN's Adam Schefter reports: "San Francisco's director of player personnel Trent Baalke will lead the 49ers into a critical draft in which the team is scheduled to have the 13th and ...

49ers Tidbits: Updates on McCloughan, Sims, and Pitts

March 19, 2010

"Leave" Unlikely for McCloughan ESPN's Adam Schefter reported yesterday that McCloughan was, in fact, taking a brief leave of absence from his Niners GM gig to attend to personal matters. In actuality, ...

San Francisco 49ers: McCloughan Out as GM?

March 18, 2010

Just five weeks before the NFL draft, the San Francisco 49ers might be without their general manager Scot McCloughan. As reported earlier by the Santa Rosa Press Democrat , McCloughan met with 49ers upper ...

49ers Sign FA Cornerback; Haden Improves 40 Time..

March 17, 2010

49ers sign Free Agent Cornerback Karl Paymah According to multiple sources, the San Francisco 49ers have signed free agent cornerback Karl Paymah, 27, to a one-year deal. Paymah has played five seasons ...

San Francisco 49ers: Is Kory Sheets the One that Got Away?

March 12, 2010

C.J. Spiller.  Unless you've been on another planet for the past three months, you know that he's the guy that Niners fans have been pining for in the upcoming 2010 NFL Draft.  The love ...

2010 NFL Draft: Size Matters for San Francisco 49ers GM Scot McCloughan

March 8, 2010

It's been said by many that Niners GM Scot McCloughan prefers drafting players based on size—the bigger the better. I've always assumed, though, that he'd be willing to make exceptions under ...