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Pro Football Focus analyst Sam Monson posted some great blocking by new San Francisco 49ers wide receiver DeAndre Smelter who was drafted out of Georgia Tech. The video was posted on Vine via his Twitter account and are enough to get you excited to see this guy on the field whenever he is ready to do so.
Smelter is recovering for a torn ACL and is likely to miss most, and likely all, of the 2015 season.
Smelter has already been compared to current 49ers receiver Anquan Boldin.
49ers vs. Seahawks: How to watch, stream, and listen to the Week 6 matchup, plus odds
By Site Staff
Oct 8
The San Francisco 49ers (2-3) will travel to Lumen Field to take on the divisional rival Seattle Seahawks (3-2) on Amazon Prime Video's Thursday Night Football. This matchup marks the 53rd all-time meeting between the two teams, and San Francisco is aiming for its sixth...
49ers and two players fined for incidents from game against Cardinals
By Marc Adams
11 hrs
The NFL announced fines from the previous week of games, as they do each Saturday during the season. And a couple of San Francisco 49ers players were hit with fines for their actions on the field, and in one case, on the sidelines, in their loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
49ers...
49ers signing Matthew Wright to fill in for injured kicker Jake Moody
By David Bonilla
Oct 8
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the San Francisco 49ers are signing kicker Matthew Wright to fill in for the injured Jake Moody. The move follows a Monday tryout in which the team evaluated four kickers.
Wright entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Pittsburgh...
49ers vs. Seahawks injury report: 6 players would have missed Monday practiced
By David Bonilla
Oct 7
The San Francisco 49ers did not hold a practice on Monday but, per NFL rules, released an estimated participation report. With a short week ahead, the team will face the Seattle Seahawks on Thursday night at Lumen Field. The 49ers will hold one practice, a light session...
