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49ers one of three teams showing the most interest in Brooks

Jul 12, 2006 at 7:37 AM--


ESPN.com's John Clayton reports the San Francisco 49ers are one of three teams showing the most interest in Virginia LB Ahmad Brooks. Brooks can be selected in the NFL Supplemental Draft Thursday, July 13. The Miami Dolphins and New York Giants are the other two teams.



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