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According to the Newark Star Ledger, the San Francisco 49ers may get involved in a bidding war to acquire the services of wide receiver Donte Stallworth.
From the Newark Star Ledger:
Teams with plenty of money to spend -- such as the 49ers ($42 million), Titans ($36 million) and Jaguars ($31 million) -- are likely to get involved in the bidding for Donte Stallworth. That will drive up the price tag and likely push the Eagles, with approximately $12.5 million available for draft picks and free agents, out of the running.
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