49ers front office on their way to Miami
Feb 27, 2014 at 4:25 PM
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The 49ers front office jumps on a private charter to Miami and speculation around the web starts to go wild. Turron Davenport of Niner Talk Central posted the following on Twitter earlier:
Apparently, the flight has Jed and John York, Trent Baalke, Paraag Marathe, and legal/executive assistant Micheline Capaci.
In response, Matt Barrows of the Sacramento Bee humorously tweeted the following:
Jed York even tweeted the following in response to Davenport, confirming that he was in fact on the flight (It was reported earlier that it was just John York and not Jed York):
It could be that the entire front office is on the way to make some sort of trade. It could be that they are on their way to work on a contract with a 49ers free agent or extend someone's contract. It could be that they are all taking a fun vacation together. You take your coworkers on vacation too, right?
Turron Davenport later stated the following:
He also stated that "it is rare that two execs arrive for days before a meeting."
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