You can bet by "another team", they specifically mean us. Who else would take him... and who else would he perform for?Originally Posted by ozzie0075
You can bet by "another team", they specifically mean us. Who else would take him... and who else would he perform for?
I would assume conduct detrimental to the team
I wonder if he could file a grievance I would
I agree it should be a no brainer to resign Jacobs, nobody played with more intensity or more heart than Jacobs and this team could use more intensity
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Plus the fact he has full knowledge of the playbook. Playoff contenders would love that.
he would come back a man on fire,,I say hell yes,,i mean we signed torrain and lunpkin, right? I think his presence would fire the whole team up.
"Landry built the 4-3 defense around me. It revolutionized defense and opened the door for all the variations of zones and man-to-man coverage, which are used in conjunction with it today." —Sam Huff
A shame they treated him like manure over there. Man helped us get 2 SB rings & played a vital part in both runs. I will always consider him a NY Giant right along with Tiki, who IMO, is the greatest RB in NYG history.
I am sure he could but he has been running his mouth about the 49ers organization since he got there. So unlikely he would win it.
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....Kyle Bonagura of CBSSports.com reports that Jacobs is no longer with the 49ers. Comcast SportsNet Bay Area says Jacobs was seen packing his car in the 49ers parking lot Monday afternoon..
The 49ers recently lost backup Kendall Hunter for the season but remain stocked at running back with younger talent like LaMichael James and Anthony Dixon. A regular fixture on the inactive list, Jacobs finally lost his cool last week, complaining he was "rotting away" by the Bay. He has five carries all season.
The move makes sense after listening to Jim Harbaugh's Monday meeting with reporters.
Harbaugh was asked if Jacobs was still with the team.
"I don't ... I really don't have a comment for you on that at this point," Harbaugh said, via Matt Barrows of The Sacramento Bee. "No comment."
Reporter: "Have you spoken to him?"
Harbaugh: "No comment."
Reporter: "Is he still part of the team?"
Harbaugh: "I invoke the Fifth Amendment. I have no comment on that."
(Very persistent) Reporter: "Did you know when you acquired him that he had a tendency to complain about playing time?"
Harbaugh: "Yeah, at this time, at this hour, I choose to have no comment."....
"Landry built the 4-3 defense around me. It revolutionized defense and opened the door for all the variations of zones and man-to-man coverage, which are used in conjunction with it today." —Sam Huff
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