Torrey Smith

Jed York announced over the weekend that the 49ers would donate $1 million to “local and national organizations who are creating change.”

Just two days after his release from the 49ers, wide receiver Torrey Smith has a new home. Smith has agreed to a three-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles worth $15-million dollars according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.

At the time of his release, Smith was set to be the 49ers’ third-highest paid player. He could latch onto a contender and revive himself — the Philadelphia Eagles were heavily rumored to be a trading partner last November with former GM Trent Baalke. Smith’s next contract will likely not match the $9.5 million a year he was set to fetch in 2017

The San Francisco 49ers will be releasing Torrey Smith according to former NFL receiver Steve Smith Sr. Smith is already making his mark as big time news breaker, and tweeted what sources have told him on Monday.

Reports surfaced on Thursday that Colin Kaepernick plans to stand for the National Anthem next season, after kneeling during the song for every game in the 2016 regular season.

Priority number one for the new regime of GM John Lynch and presumed head coach Kyle Shanahan is to come up with at least a short term solution at the QB position, or a long term one if they can swing it. One of those long term options could be Clemson quarterback, and reigning Heisman Trophy winner Deshaun Watson, who will likely be available when the 49ers pick at second overall.

The San Francisco 49ers today announced they have placed wide receiver Torrey Smith on the Injured Reserve List and promoted linebacker Wynton McManis to the team’s active roster.

Torrey Smith suffered the first serious concussion of his career in the 49ers 23-17 loss to the New York Jets on Sunday, lying face down for minutes before being carted off the field.

With the trade deadline approaching, Pro Football Talk is reporting that the Philadelphia Eagles are still interested in making a deal for 49ers receiver Torrey Smith.

The 49ers only two offensive weapons remain banged up. Carlos Hyde once again did not participate in practice on Friday and has been listed as out for the 49ers Week 7 clash against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday. Veteran wide receiver Torrey Smith was limited for the second consecutive practice with a back injury sustained on Wednesday. His status is currently listed as questionable.