Andre Carter set to sign with Redskins; Brandon Moore signs 5-year deal
Mar 13, 2006 at 2:05 PM
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According to
Adam Schefter of NFL.com, San Francisco 49ers linebacker Andre Carter is scheduled to fly to Washington to sign a six-year deal worth approximately $30 million. Carter was drafted in 2001 by the 49ers and has spent his entire career with the team.
49ers sign Brandon Moore to 5-year deal
According to
ESPN, the San Francisco 49ers have re-signed linebacker Brandon Moore to a 5-year, $8 million deal.
From ESPN:
Coach Mike Nolan knew it was going to be tough to lose linebacker Julian Peterson in free agency, but he felt good about the remaining group of linebackers, including rapidly developing Brandon Moore.
Moore can play inside or outside as a versatile linebacker. The 49ers still have hopes of getting Peterson back if he doesn't find a market. He's asking for big signing-bonus money, but he has yet to make a visit since the start of free agency.
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The San Francisco 49ers are facing off against the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Championship on Sunday, with the winner facing off against either the Cincinnati Bengals or the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl.
This is a stage familiar for the 49ers, as they've made the NFC Championship Game in three of the past four seasons now, losing to the Los Angeles Rams last season, while going to the Super Bowl in 2019 after a win over the Green Bay Packers.
However, despite seeing consistent success, the 49ers haven't accomplished their No. 1 goal: winning a Super Bowl, which has left a chip on their shoulder as they strive to hit that goal this season.
When asked about the topic, wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk agreed with the sentiment about having a chip
Podcast: Where do 49ers' Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel rank amongst WRs left in playoffs?
By Rohan Chakravarthi
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The audio for the show is embedded above.
You can listen to the Rohan Chakravarthi Show from our dedicated podcast page, on Apple
Where do 49ers' Brandon Aiyuk and Deebo Samuel rank amongst playoff WRs?
By Rohan Chakravarthi
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The wide receiver position has become one of the most talented in the NFL, with an influx of talent coming from the draft each year, making it no surprise that there are some high-caliber wideouts remaining in the playoffs.
Each of the four teams remaining(San Francisco 49ers, Cincinnati Bengals, Kansas City Chiefs, and Philadelphia Eagles) have talented skill-position players, which have become vital in roster-building for rosters to experience success in the NFL.
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