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April 23, 2012
NFL running back Brandon Jacobs was behind the wheel of one of the luxury sports cars at the center of a "Death Race" probe of two New Jersey state troopers, the Star-Ledger reported Monday.
State police were investigating claims that the troopers led the way as dozens of the flashy vehicles raced at speeds of more than 100 mph across the Garden State last month.
Witnesses...
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April 24, 2012
Head Coach Jim Harbaugh sat down and talked with KNBR’s Brian Murphy recently and Murphy asked Harbaugh what we can expect from Randy Moss. Harbaugh says the 49ers are betting on Moss and that he’ll put a stamp on his NFL career.
Murphy: Last time we saw Randy Moss he was not playing at a super high level in Tennessee. Is that the guy you’re going to get, or is it the guy who...
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April 23, 2012
It’s a scandal that’s unfortunately nowhere nearly as gruesome or violent as its moniker suggests, but it does feature a lot of stupidity by law enforcement, so that’s nice. Anyway, New Jersey state police are investigating claims that two patrol cars gave a high-speed escort to a small armada of luxury cars driving on the Garden State Parkway toward Atlantic City last month...
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April 25, 2012
According to Tony Pauline of DraftInsider.net, the San Francisco will not hesitate to draft guard Amini Silatolu of Midwestern St. of he’s the best player available when they’re on the clock.
If the 49ers don’t go with an offensive lineman in round one, they could also wind up taking Georgia Tech wide receiver Stephen Hill if he’s still on the board.
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April 23, 2012
Yes, Brandon Jacobs likes fast cars, but the former Giant may have been in one that was going just a little too fast last month in New Jersey. According to a report, state police are investigating complaints that state troopers escorted a boatload of sports cars down the Garden State Parkway last month. The cars - a collection of high-end sports cars such as Lamborghinis and Ferraris...
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April 24, 2012
Trent Baalke and Jim Harbaugh have a man in mind for the 30th pick, if he's still around at that spot for San Francisco.
And, if the 49ers don't jump on a chance to move up to land someone they believe could help right away as the reigning NFC West champions look to make another Super Bowl push in 2012.
They might just trade down, too.
Baalke has been right on in running...
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April 24, 2012
In Randy Moss, the San Francisco 49ers have quite the feast or famine proposition on their hands, but hasn't that always been the way with Moss? The wide receiver's career has included outrageous highs and maddening lows, and the Niners are hoping "Good Randy" shows up in camp next week. In an interview with KNBR in San Francisco, 49ers coach Jim Harbaugh spoke...
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April 23, 2012
As we get closer to the start of the 2012 NFL draft on Thursday, Tony Pauline of DraftInsider.net has indicated the San Francisco 49ers are showing a lot of interest in Stanford tight end Coby Fleener.
If the 49ers are really serious about drafting Fleener they’ll likely have to take him in the first round, since he’s expected to drop into the second round.
Another team that’s...
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April 22, 2012
Braylon Edwards a free-agent wideout donated the money he received for a slander lawsuit against a Detroit restaurant and some of its employees to charity, reports TMZ.
Edwards filed a $14 million suit against the restaurant and some of its employees for false accusations about him being involved in a bar fight that cost him a huge NFL contract.
Edwards used the settlement money...
The coaching carousel affects every program eventually, but some schools emerge far better off than others. Last year, Stanford saw the tough side of the business, after Jim Harbaugh bolted for San Francisco and took a good chunk of the Cardinal brain trust with him. This offseason, the staff David Shaw built largely survived intact, but the few changes that did occur could impact 2012 and beyond.
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April 23, 2012
Mike Wallace, the biggest deep threat in football today has dug his heels in the sand and has told sources within the Steelers camp that he won’t sign his first-round tender “until he has to.” Posturing aside, Mike Wallace and those that are advising him might want to get together and have a little pow-wow.
Wallace’s entire game up until now has circled around his speed...
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