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He makes Harbaugh's pressers sound completely normal without any awkward moments.
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sums up punk *** kap's answers to 99% of questionsWE NEED TO EXECUTE
NO
YES
THEYRE A GOOD TEAM
WE DIDNT PLAY WELL
WE KNOW WHAT WE HAVE TO DO
All rumors regarding Harbaugh at this point, SF would be crazy to let him go. This has a Mark Jackson feel to it though...
Meh, it's a business where loyalty is overrated, IMO. Jed/Baalke are showing how they feel through these lil leaks through media.
My gut tells me Harbaugh will be defiant and force the FO to either fire him or extend. I don't think he'll be traded because if I'm Harbaugh why would I want to land a team that just gave away resources to land him. I can't see him going back to college either, but if he does I think it's either Michigan or another once proud program...Nebraska.
Kap's presser on some mind control steez lol def a fool compared to peyton and brady on the mic
so jim would go to college to coach a b1g team...and its not michigan...
midas whale bring alex smith back to santa clara too then
Is this DE Justin Smith's last season?
By Tom Carpenter | ESPN Insider
DE Justin Smith is 35 years old, but he continues to perform well for the San Francisco 49ers. Pro Football Focus grades him out as the No. 6 defensive end in 3-4 systems for the 2014 campaign.
Will he retire at season's end or return for one more NFL campaign?
“I haven’t given it a thought,” said Smith, per the Sacramento Bee. “It will be something to think about after the season.”
On Wednesday, Smith took the day off from practice, as he has been doing for years. This season, he also began skipping Thursday sessions. It's helped him stay healthy and rested.
“Especially compared to the last two years, I feel a lot better,” Smith said. “Hopefully, we can get it rolling, get this thing back on track and make a run here.”
Smith has one more year remaining on his contract, though none of it is guaranteed, which means the Niners could move on if they don't believe he is worthy of a $6.4 million cap hit. But right now, Smith seems prepared to return in 2015.
"In the past, Smith has said he didn’t want to be the type of veteran who overstays his welcome. When his play starts to diminish, the man teammates call 'Cowboy' will ride quietly into the sunset," wrote Matt Barrows of the Bee.
"It doesn’t appear that time has arrived."