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Davis could go to the 49ers or Cowboys

Feb 27, 2007 at 5:00 PM--


NFL Network's Adam Schefter seems to believe that the San Francisco 49ers will be the team most likely to sign OT Leonard Davis. Schefter feels that there are two good reasons why Davis could choose the 49ers. One would obviously be the fact that the 49ers have more cap room than any other team in the league. Second, the current 49ers offensive line coach, George Warhop, was the man who helped draft and tutor Davis while in Arizona.

However, ESPN's John Clayton seems to feel that the Dallas Cowboys are the front runner to acquire Davis' services when free agency begins.



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