Woods Not Going Anywhere
Receiver Rashaun Woods can't for the life of him stay on the field. Last season he injured his groin in training camp and saw limited playing time. Then early into this years training camp he came up lame again. There has been speculation that the 49ers patience was running thin, but his place on the 53-man roster is all but assured according to Nolan. The 49ers are $3.088 million under the league's $85.5 million salary cap. Waiving Woods could cost the team nearly $2.5 million of cap space. More on Woods:
Woods is eager to show recovery
Sacramento Bee: Rashaun Woods was in the middle of an interview session Tuesday, his answers barely audible over the locker-room bustle, when he was asked if he feels pressure to justify his first-round draft status.
It pains 49ers' Woods to limp around camp
Oakland Tribune: For most of his football career, Rashaun Woods has known little trouble, but he says he was prepared when adversity finally found him.
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Woods comes up lame again
San Francisco Chronicle: Now it's Rashaun Woods' quadriceps muscle that's betraying him. Last year's first-round pick mainly stands away from the team these days, watching practice from afar, while the other wide receivers try to catch passes -- and the coaches' attention.
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Morton adjusts to leadership role with 49ers
Associated Press: Johnnie Morton never has trouble filling the time between NFL games. From acting to home renovation, from cooking to kickboxing, the veteran receiver has more hobbies than almost anyone he knows.
Smith's plan: `Get over it'
Mercury News: Shaking off a rough debut is at the top of rookie quarterback Alex Smith's to-do list this week. 'You've got to get over it,' the 49ers' No. 1 draft pick said Tuesday. 'That's something that was hard for me, but I'm getting there. Things are never as good or as bad as they seem on film.'
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