Carlos Rogers will stay in San Francisco
Mar 13, 2012 at 7:07 PM
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Free agent cornerback Carlos Rogers will remain with the San Francisco 49ers. According to Jason Cole on Twitter, and retweeted by Matt Maiocco, he is about to re-sign with a deal that will average about $7.3 million per year.
Rogers finished the regular season with 43 tackles, 6 interceptions and a touchdown.
There has also been news that the 49ers are interested in Eric Wright (Detroit) and Brandon Carr (Kansas City).
Updated at 7:27 PM
Jason LaCanfora reports that the Carlos Rogers deal is for 4-years and worth a max of $31.3 million.
Updated at 7:33 PM
Matt Barrows adds the following on Twitter (@mattbarrows):
Carlos Rogers' four-year deal means every starter from the 49ers' 2011 defense will be back in 2012
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May 14-16
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May 24-25
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