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NFL Trades – Alex Smith Wants to be Released
It doesn’t take a genius to do the math and realize that the San Francisco 49ers are going to have a hard time keeping a quarterback due $8.5 million in 2013 on the bench. Alex Smith wants to play, and he wants to do it on his own terms, which means not getting traded by the 49ers; he wants to be released before free agency begins.
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San Francisco 49ers – Alex Smith Happy for Colin Kaepernick
What do you do when you fall behind the depth chart because the other quarterback is doing better then you? Alex Smith lost his starting job to Colin Kaepernick, who will start for the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl 47. Hard feelings? Maybe deep down, because believe it or not, Smith is rooting for the man who took his starting job.
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Tom Brady – The Original Colin Kaepernick
There’s not that much in common between Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers and Tom Brady of the New England Patriots, excpet for one thing.
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San Francisco 49ers – Fake Perfection for Alex Smith
In the free-falling Arizona Cardinals, the San Francisco 49ers found the perfect opponent for Alex Smith to improve his numbers against, throwing three touchdowns to his only one incompletion, as they beat another NFC West team with their smothering defense 24-3.
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San Francisco 49ers – Giving up on Alex Smith
Maybe it’s the sprained finger of Alex Smith on week 5 that’s bothering him, but it was another bad game for the San Francisco 49ers quarterback. Luckily, there’s enough to use besides the passing game, like Frank Gore on a great day to wheel them forward against the Seattle Seahawks.
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San Francisco 49ers – Introducing the Real Alex Smith
We really thought Alex Smith was over his on-field problems, moving onward to the next level. Then comes a potential revenge game against the New York Giants at home, and the quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers implodes, throwing three interceptions on the way to a 3-26 loss.
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San Francisco 49ers – A Great Offensive Team as Well
The general understanding regarding the San Francisco 49ers is that they are a superb defensive team, probably the best in the NFL, scoring points through an efficient, conservative offensive game, mostly based on a powerful running game. Think again: The 49ers are simply have a great offense.
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San Francisco 49ers – The Best Team in the NFL
It’s only week 2, but sometimes a short impression is enough. After going 13-3 last season, missing out on the Super Bowl by only 3 points, the San Francisco 49ers under Jim Harbaugh were already very close. In 2012, after two convincing wins against the NFC North’s best (Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions), it seems that a team with Alex Smith at quarterback is the best the NFL has to offer.
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San Francisco 49ers – Alex Smith Finally Enjoying the Quarterback Life
When Alex Smith decided to give up on tasting free agency, he realized something very simply. All his seasons in San Francisco with the 49ers before Jim Harbaugh took over, and everything that happened in the 2011 season, Smith’s best since he was the number one pick in the 2005 NFL draft.
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Why The New Tape of Gregg Williams Doesn’t Change a Thing
Gregg Williams talking about killing the head prior to the New Orleans Saints – San Francisco 49ers postseason game might shock those naive enough to believe that these things don’t go on in NFL locker rooms. His suggestion to pay players for causing injuries is wrong, and he is suspended for good cause, but don’t think for a second that this doesn’t go on elsewhere.