The San Francisco 49ers already possess depth at multiple positions, but here is a review on what positions they may target in the upcoming 2015 NFL Draft.
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While the Giants have had more than one leader for the ball club, one player has certainly set the pace for the ball club, and that is Buster Posey.
What the Giants were hoping is that the outfield would not suffer another casualty. Angel Pagan is the latest.
While it may be too soon to reminisce about Frank Gore, the San Francisco 49ers have to move forward, and it starts with Carlos Hyde.
Draymond Green is a Michigan native from Saginaw, where he spent all his years leading up to the NBA. In the 2012 NBA Draft, Warriors selected Green.
Since taking over the team, owner Jed York turned around a franchise that was down in the dumps, by having Jim Harbaugh come in and coach his football team.
Frank Gore's bruising style led him to 11,073 rushing yards and 64 rushing touchdowns in 10 seasons, leading to the nickname, "The Inconvenient Truth".
Giants right fielder Hunter Pence sustained a broken arm and is out for the next six to eight weeks. Do the Giants need to look elsewhere for help?
On February 27th, the Arizona Cardinals released Darnell Dockett. According to CBS Sports, "Dockett reportedly failed a physical, leading to his release."
Going into the NFL Draft, Amari Cooper was being discussed as the best wide receiver in the draft. Cooper had 124 receptions, 1727 yards, and 16 touchdowns
Being viewed as a parched minor league system, it has a handful of scouts saying the San Francisco Giants lack depth.
Brandon Crawford had a big 2014 with the birth of his second child, another World Series win, and a career year. 2014 is over, but 2015 will not slow down.
Barry Bonds Hall of Fame fate lies in the hands of an unsupportive BBWAA. Thus far, Bonds has yet to be voted in and it is time to get him enshrined.
Who is the true offseason acquisition for the Giants? Matt Cain. Funny that I mention Cain as an acquisition, but he is a true addition.