49ers World: Who Was The Biggest Steal? #4

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Matt Barrows, The Sacramento Bee

Smith wants do-over on final throw

Of the 45 throws Alex Smith made yesterday, the one he wants back is the last. Smith said today that the Seahawks began in a zone defense on the 49ers' final offensive drive. But on third and three, Seattle suddenly switched to man-to-man coverage, surprising the 49ers. Instead of rushing three defenders, the Seahawks brought five. Smith tried for a long pass down the sideline to Josh Morgan, but it fell incomplete and nearly was intercepted. The 49ers punted with enough time for the Seahawks to drive for the game-winning field goal. "That's the one ball I'd really like to have over again," Smith said.
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Asked whether he was still on board with offensive coordinator Jimmy Raye, Singletary said "Absolutely. Absolutely. "Anything I've asked him to do he's more than willing to do," Singletary said. "I think Alex has adjusted to him well. He and Alex are on the same page. Mike Johnson - all the guys are on the same page."
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Matt Barrows, The Sac Bee

Harbaugh Watches Iowa QB

Jim Harbaugh was one of the NFL evaluators on hand today to watch Iowa quarterback Ricky Stanzi work out on the school's campus, according to the National Football Post. Stanzi, who played in the Hawkeyes' pro-style offense the last three years, has had two campus workouts. The first on March 21 coincided with the owners' meeting in New Orleans, which head coaches were required to attend. So the school set up a second session today. Stanzi threw for 3,004 yards last season, and he may be the most polished of all of the quarterbacks coming out in the draft. He's got a quick release and makes good decisions having thrown 25 touchdowns against six interceptions last season. However, he does not have the athleticism - something Harbaugh covets - or the arm strength of other prospects. It should be noted that Harbaugh and Stanzi are represented by the same agent, Jack Bechta. (In fact, Harbaugh had two agents when he was hired by the 49ers in January, Bechta and David Dunn, who also represents Jake Locker.
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Friday, April 20, 2007

Who Was The Biggest Steal? #4

On the countdown to number one on our list of the 10 greatest 49er draft picks, number four was an offensive line mainstay and one of the finest leaders on the team.

Previously: Number 10 - Y.A. Tittle, Number 9 - Ronnie Lott, Number 8 - Terrell Owens, Number 7 - Dave Wilcox, Number 6 - Merton Hanks, Number 5 - Charles Haley

Number 4:

1984 - Round - 3 - G, Guy McIntyre, Georgia

Drafted in the 3rd round of the 1984 Draft, Guy McIntyre stepped into a 49ers locker room primed to continue its winning ways. They did just that with McIntyre's help winning Super Bowl XIX. McIntyre anchored the left side of the line with Tackle Bubba Paris and Center Randy Cross helping the team to two more championships. Along the way, McIntyre was selected to five Pro Bowls. After 10 seasons in San Francisco, McIntyre moved on to play 3 more seasons first with the Green Bay Packers and later with the Philadelphia Eagles.

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