Alex Smith still not cleared for game action
Nov 21, 2012 at 10:45 AM
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49ers coach Jim Harbaugh's comments about going with the hot hand at quarterback raised speculation about a quarterback controversy in San Francisco, but there's no reason to make a choice between Alex Smith and Colin Kaepernick just yet. Harbaugh said Wednesday that Smith still hasn't been cleared for contact following the concussion he suffered against...
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