Guess Alex Smith to the Chiefs

Good luck, Alex!

All the moves so far


Additions
DL Glenn Dorsey (UFA, Kansas City): 2 years/$6 million, including $2.285 million signing bonus. 2013 cap: $2.2 million
WR Anquan Boldin (trade from Baltimore, 2013 sixth-round draft pick): 1 year/$6 million. 2013 cap: $6 million
LB Dan Skuta (UFA, Cincinnati): 2 years/$3 million, including $300,000 signing bonus. 2013 cap: $1.35 million
S Craig Dahl, (UFA, St. Louis): 3 years/$5.25 million, including $700,000 signing bonus. 2013 cap: $1.78 million

Re-signings
None

Extensions/Restructures
WR Mario Manningham (pay cut): 2013 cap figure lowed from $4.9 million to $2.8 million with reduction of salary from $3.6 million to $1.8 million and elimination of $250,000 roster bonus and $100,000 workout bonus
NT Ian Williams (extension through 2015): 3 years/$3.6 million, $1 million signing bonus

Subtractions
QB Alex Smith (trade to Kansas City, 2013 second-round draft pick and 2014 conditional second- or third-round pick)
S Dashon Goldson (UFA, Tampa Bay): 5 years/$41.25 million, including $17.5 million guaranteed
NT Isaac Sopoaga (UFA, Philadelphia): 3 years/$11 million, including $2 million guaranteed
TE Delanie Walker (UFA, Tennessee): 4 years/$17.5 million, including $8.6 million guaranteed
NT Ricky Jean Francois (UFA, Indianapolis): 4 years/$22 million, including $5.5 million guaranteed
K David Akers (cut)

Unsigned free agents
OL Leonard Davis (UFA): No reported visits
WR Ted Ginn (UFA): Visit with Cincinnati, March 14
LB Tavares Gooden (UFA): No reported visits
LB Larry Grant (UFA): No reported visits
LB Clark Haggans (UFA): No reported visits
WR Randy Moss (UFA): No reported visits
CB Tramaine Brock (RFA, tendered at one year, $1.323 million): No reported visits
S Darcel McBath (UFA, not tendered as RFA): No reported visits

49ers free agent visits
CB Nnamdi Asomugha, March 14 (UFA, cut by Philadelphia) Unsigned
S Louis Delmas, March 14 (UFA, Detroit) Re-signed with Detroit, March 15
S Charles Woodson, March 13 (UFA, cut by Green Bay) Unsigned
DE John Abraham, March 9 (UFA, cut by Atlanta) Unsigned
DT Cullen Jenkins, March 5 (UFA, cut by Philadelphia) Signed with New York Giants, March 10

ah thanks for the bump, was way too lazy to find thread



kaepernick getting serious gains atm

http://instagram.com/p/XAw-CptBCX/

Idk if you guys have a twitter and PFF acc or not, but this guy posts PFF stats for the Niners
https://twitter.com/PFF_Jeff

ohh good shit
thanks, followed

god i love our front office
not giving out huge deals and being smart w/ money

Yea wonder wat kinda deals Crabs n Colin are gonna get since 2014 is both of their contract years
granted they both produce

speaking about contracts..


The 49ers have five big-ticket players whose contracts expire after the 2014 season. Wide receiver Michael Crabtree is one of them, but he might be down the list because of the position he plays.

By the way, this is the reason the 49ers are very reluctant to sign any free agents to lucrative, long-term contracts. Any long-term deal they award to someone probably means the 49ers will not be able to keep one of their own young players.

So, anyway, back to Crabtree. . .

He definitely ranks behind quarterback Colin Kaepernick. The 49ers must sign Kaepernick to a long-term contract. And if he continues to play like he did in his 10 starts last season, Kaepernick will get a huge deal to make him among the highest-paid quarterbacks in the NFL. The 49ers had a lot of trouble signing Crabtree as a draft pick. If he keeps the same representation of agent Eugene Parker, it's going to be extremely difficult to get Crabtree signed after he's experienced some NFL success.

Aldon Smith, Anthony Davis and Mike Iupati are also players signed through 2014. Each of those players is likely to command big dollars, too. And each of those players might rank ahead of Crabtree on the list of priorities.

im going to hate the day when this o-line breaks up, which it most likely will
the best o-line in the league but we wont be able to afford davis most likely