Shawntae Spencer

The San Francisco 49ers don't have too many critical decisions to make this offseason regarding free agency. Many of their top players are coming back and should be able to make another go at a Super Bowl run with many of the same pieces intact.  

Cornerback Shawntae Spencer, who said last month he expected to be released by the 49ers, has switched agents. Spencer had been represented by David Dunn, the agent for coach Jim Harbaugh and someone who also has represented general manager Trent Baalke.  

... Shawntae Spencer believes he may have played his last game in San Francisco. Spencer has been with the 49ers since they took him in the second round of the 2004 NFL draft, and he started every game in 2009 and 2010. But with the new ...  

On Monday night, the San Francisco 49ers beat the Steelers in record breaking fashion. Despite two power outages at Candlestick and an offense who continues to stumble, the Niners pulled off a powerful 20-3 win against one of the best teams in the NFL. The Niners are now 11-3, and it's no mystery how they got here: they have the best defense, kicker and punter in the NFL, a ball control offense and the definite coach of the year. The 49ers...  

Spencer was benched for Tarell Brown by Jim Harbaugh's coaching staff. "I've been on that right corner since I've been here," Spencer said. "It's like seeing my lady with another guy. ... (But) there's plenty of women out there." Spencer is only 30 years ...  

Another sign that the Niners are unlikely to re-sign Carlos Rogers. Maiocco notes that Tarell Brown played well in his first full season as a starter and the team's fourth cornerback, Tramaine Brock, will also be back. Eight-year veteran Shawntae Spencer ...  

After eight seasons in the NFL ? 49ers cornerback Shawntae Spencer will watch his first playoff game in street clothes today. There aren't any surprises among San Francisco's seven inactives today, but it's worth noting that Spencer, the Niners' second-round pick in the 2004 draft, won't play...  

DE Justin Trattou and LB Mark Herzlich. For San Francisco, the players not dressing are QB Scott Tolzien, FB Moran Norris, WR Ted Ginn, OL Michael Person, OL Daniel Kilgore, NT Ian Williams and CB Shawntae Spencer. The way we see it The biggest ...  

The 49ers and Saints released their inactive lists and there are no surprises. It's kind of a shame Shawntae Spencer will not get to play in his first postseason game, but injuries and the performance of Tarell Brown and Chris Culliver have shot them past him on the depth chart. Barring an agreement on a new contract, I doubt Spencer is around next season. Delanie Walker is indeed sidelined, but hopefully there will be extra...  

A power outage at Candlestick Park delayed Monday night's kickoff between the 49ers and the Pittsburgh Steelers for ... Kilgore is a fifth-round draft pick out of Appalachian State. Shawntae Spencer suited up for only the ninth time this season ...  

In addition, defensive back Leigh Torrence, guard Eric Olsen, tight end Tory Humphrey and defensive ... Quarterback Scott Tolzien, receiver Joe Hastings, cornerback Shawntae Spencer, guard Daniel Kilgore, guard Mike Person and nose tackle Ian Williams ...  

defensive coordinator Vic Fangio would have to decide whether Tramaine Brock or Shawntae Spencer were the No. 3 cornerback. The two have been alternating between Nos. 4 and 5 in the second half of the season. The other three players -- Ted Ginn ...  

The San Francisco 49ers are one win away from returning to the Super Bowl for the first time since the 1994 season.  First, they must defeat the New York Giants this Sunday in the NFC conference championship game.  In their most recent meeting, the 49ers walked away with a 27-20 home win against the Giants in Week 10.  The Niners didn’t win this game easily; losing Frank Gore to a knee injury ...  

The San Francisco 49ers and the rest of the NFL officially saw the end of the football season upon the completion of Super Bowl XLVI. Watching the New York Giants beat the New England Patriots in the Super Bowl was probably a difficult yet teachable moment for most of the 49ers.  

As expected, Ted Ginn Jr. will miss Saturday's NFC Championship while ... For the 49ers: Moran Norris, Scott Tolzien, Daniel Kilgore, Mike Person, Shawntae Spencer and Ian Williams.