Smith's short week to prepare; Vernon's bulletin-board words

* * * Earlier in his group meeting with reporters, I asked Smith about locking onto a receiver with his eyes, and whether that was an issue with the interceptions. He said on the first interception, the tipped pass to Michael Crabtree, he should've gotten rid of the ball sooner. "The one on the boundary could have gone up," Smith said. "That half-second maybe allowed that safety to come over and make a play that allowed that ball to stay in-bounds. The other two didn't feel like I was late at all. But the first one I could say, critically looking at it, I could have gone up quicker." * * * While I was speaking with Alex Smith and punter Andy (for a podcast I'll post tomorrow), tight end Vernon Davis had some not-so-complimentary things to say about the Bears' defense to reporters in the locker room. "I think we can destroy their front," Davis said. "The guys up front, I think we can destroy them. I don't see ...