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The Perfect Draft: San Francisco 49ers

By Adam GretzApr 15th 2009 – 4:50PM

With the draft approaching, we ignore projections and identify the dream scenario for each team in a series we call The Perfect Draft.Like their neighbors across the bay, the San Francisco 49ers are mired in a string of futility, failing to make the playoffs since the 2002 season. Thanks to a strong finish in 2008 and what...

Marvel Smith Signs With 49ers

By Adam GretzMar 27th 2009 – 7:20PM

The San Francisco 49ers made a pair of moves on Friday afternoon in regards to their offensive tackle position. After releasing veteran Jonas Jennings, the team agreed to a two-year deal with free agent Marvel Smith, in what amounts to the swapping of one injured tackle for another. According to Matt Barrows of the...

Franchising Starks Is a Wise Move

By JJ CooperFeb 19th 2009 – 7:40PM

The Steelers decision to franchise Max Starks may seem puzzling, but for a team that just won the Super Bowl, it's a pretty logical move.By tagging Starks, Pittsburgh ensures that it doesn't head into free agency with a gaping hole. With Starks locked up, Pittsburgh could start the season with Starks, Kendall Simmons,...

Pittsburgh Steelers: Up for an Encore?

By JJ CooperFeb 19th 2009 – 4:52PM

Because the NFL season never ends, we present our 2009 Offseason Roadmaps for front offices to navigate through the summer.For the second time in four years, the Steelers hoisted the Lombardi Trophy, which means no matter what happens this offseason, Steelers fans have plenty of reasons to be happy. But with an easier 2009...

Steelers Franchise Max Starks

By Ryan WilsonFeb 19th 2009 – 4:15PM

Last offseason, the Steelers slapped Max Starks with the transition tag, and at the time, most people didn't know what to make of the move. Starks, the team's starting right tackle during the 2005 Super Bowl season, had lost his job to Willie Colon, and paying a backup more than $6 million to ride the pine didn't make much...

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