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Smith to make San Francisco his first stop

Feb 29, 2008 at 12:17 AM--


According to ESPN's John Clayton, free agent defensive end Justin Smith has informed the 49ers he will make San Francisco his first stop. He is scheduled to meet with the 49ers at their Santa Clara facility on Friday.



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