Frank Gore gone? His trainer blasts 49ers on social media
Could this be a sign that we have seen the last of running back
Frank Gore in a 49ers uniform?
Gore's trainer, Brian Schwartz, had
the following to share on Facebook yesterday.
"It's over...Niners horrible business. You deserve everything thats coming your way..."
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Both Frank Gore and Michael Crabtree train with Schwartz. Both will be free agents on Tuesday. However, many believe that the statement is regarding Gore, who had hoped to get a deal done to remain with the 49ers. The 49ers had remained adamant that the interest was mutual saying that they had hoped to re-sign Gore.
The Indianapolis Colts have had a rumored interest in acquiring Gore and today, the Philadelphia Eagles emerged as a possible destination for the five-time Pro Bowler.
Gore has played every season with the 49ers since the team selected him in the third round of the 2005 NFL Draft. He is the team's all-time rushing leader in yards, attempts, and touchdowns.
Gore has 11,073 career rushing yards, averaging 4.5 yards-per-carry during that time and has 64 rushing touchdowns.
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