Justin Smith has left the building; No Bruce in sight

Feb 29, 2008 at 3:23 PM--


Matt Maiocco of the Press Democrat reports that defensive end Justin Smith has left the 49ers facility. Maiocco assumes that Smith left without a contract agreement.

While Maiocco believes that wide receiver Isaac Bruce will end up in a 49ers uniform this season, he is reporting that Bruce is not at the 49ers facility.



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