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San Francisco 49ers Position BattlesSportsBlog.com (blog)Second-round pick RB LaMichael James is an explosive runner, though the Niners don't know his primary role yet. Kendall Hunter looks like the frontrunner once training camp opens. Brandon Jacobs makes most sense as a short-yardage and goal-line back.  

The 2002 Niners order of offensive firepower is Terrell Owens, Tai Streets, J.J. Stokes and Cedric Wilson for wide receiver; Garrison Hearst, Kevan Barlow and Jeff Garcia (bear with me; merely for his rushing statistics and comparison's sake) for running ...  

As we proceed with the offseason team activities (OTAs, otherwise known as “let the coach see that you’re in shape” time), it’s safe to say that the San Francisco 49ers are going to capture a lot of attention as a serious Super Bowl contender. Well, they should be. Among the six NFC playoff teams last year, no defense matched that of the Niners. And if the Niners were able to manufacture one ...  

May 17, 2012 - There's a period of time after the 2012 NFL Draft but before training camps open for ... we're going to have some in-depth analysis of the San Francisco 49ers roster and many of the position battles going on.  

Arguably the strength of the San Francisco 49ers is their ferocious 3-4 linebacking corps, and at the nucleus, two All-Pros. The Niners have the best defense in football, largely because of the outstanding front seven. Behind the defensive line ...  

The 49ers entered the draft with just three outside linebackers on the ... drills on the first day of training camp last year and was lost for the season. San Francisco 49ers – NFL, get the latest news about the niners\' schedule, scores ...  

Alex Smith gets defensive when he's asked about his meager passing numbers. And when Alex Smith gets defensive, he apparently likes to take unsolicited shots at other quarterbacks who went with the No. 1 pick. This week, the San Francisco 49ers QB was asked about his passing yards, which averaged under 200 yards during the Niners run to the NFC championship game. "I could absolutely care less on yards per game," Smith  told reporters...