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1 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS GAME RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE SAN DIEGO CHARGERS (3-0) VS. SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (2-1) Thursday, August 30, :00 p.m. PT Candlestick Park San Francisco, CA TV: CBS5 Radio: KGO MEDIA CENTER The 49ers media center is updated daily and contains all of the necessary information to cover the team. On the site, you will find a compilation of 49ers game releases, rosters, updated player bios, gamebooks, transcriptions, statistics, audio files and much more. To access the site, please visit 49ERS VS. CHARGERS The 49ers close out the preseason against the San Diego Chargers at Candlestick Park. The 49ers and Chargers have met 40 times in the preseason, including each of the last 26 years, with the all-time series tied at San Francisco has won the last two preseason match ups against the Chargers. Last week, the 49ers improved their preseason record to 2-1 with a victory at Denver. QB Alex Smith connected with TE Vernon Davis on a 44-yard touchdown pass and RB Anthony Dixon led the team with 58 yards rushing, including a 26-yard touchdown, on 13 carries. On the defensive side of the ball, CB Perrish Cox notched his 2nd interception of the preseason and added 4 tackles. LB Larry Grant led the team with 9 tackles, while LB Kenny Rowe and DT Will Tukuafu each added a sack. K David Akers connected on 5 of 5 field goal attempts. He has now connected on all 8 of his field goal attempts and ranks tied for 3rd in the NFL with 26 points in the preseason. 49ERS ON AIR 49ERS TELEVISION NETWORK CBS5 and CW Bay Area are the official television partners of the San Francisco 49ers preseason broadcasts, and the flagship television stations of the 49ers Television Network. Veteran broadcaster Dennis O Donnell returns for his 12th season as the preseason play-by-play voice of the 49ers, being joined by current Fox Sports analyst Tim Ryan, who is in his second season. A former Chicago Bear and USC All American defensive lineman, Ryan is a Bay Area native and co-hosts Movin The Chains on Sirius XM satellite radio in addition to his role as color analyst for the NFL of FOX. In his first season with the broadcast team, Vern Glenn will be reporting from the 49ers sideline. U.S. BANK 49ERS RADIO NETWORK All 49ers preseason games can be heard on KGO (810) and The Bone (KSAN FM). Ted Robinson is in his 4th season as the play-by-play voice of the 49ers. He is joined by former 49ers cornerback Eric Davis, who is in his 2nd season in the radio booth. Davis has previously been the color analyst for the 49ers preseason contests on KPIX. SPANISH RADIO All 49ers regular season games can be heard on KBRG ESPN Deportes (San Francisco). Erwin Higueros will be handling the play-by-play duties and Juan Carlos Sierra will provide the color. Bob Lange - Director of Public Relations Mike Chasanoff - Public Relations Manager Dan Beckler - Public Relations Coordinator

2 THE HEAD COACHES Jim Harbaugh enters his second season as head coach after leading the 49ers to a 13-3 regular season record, its best since 1997, and a NFC West Division title, its first since 2002, last year. The consensus NFL Coach of the Year also led his squad to its first appearance in the NFC Championship game since Known to routinely deflect all credit for success to his players, Harbaugh had a great deal to be proud of in San Francisco boasted a league-high five First-Team Associated Press All- Pros - DT Justin Smith, LB Patrick Willis, LB NaVorro Bowman, K David Akers and P Andy Lee (Justin Smith as a DE, LT Joe Staley and CB Carlos Rogers were named to the Second Team). The 49ers also posted a NFL-high nine Pro Bowl selections Smith, Willis, Akers, Lee, Rogers, Staley, S Dashon Goldson, RB Frank Gore, and LS Brian Jennings. Harbaugh joined the 49ers after a four-year stint as the head coach at Stanford University, composing the biggest turnaround in school history over a four-year span ( ). He posted a 20-6 record over the last two seasons, which included a historic 12-1 season (2010) that was punctuated by an Orange Bowl win in the first Bowl Championship Series bowl appearance in school history. Harbaugh orchestrated two of the highest scoring teams in school history, three of the top four rushing teams in program history and back-to-back bowl appearances for the first time since 1995 and 96. Along his coaching trail, Harbaugh served stints as the head coach at the University of San Diego ( ) and as an offensive assistant with the Oakland Raiders ( ). As a first round draft pick by the Chicago Bears in 1987, Harbaugh played for five teams over 15 seasons and ranks in the NFL s top-50 in two career passing categories - completions (41st) and pass attempts (45th). As a player, he helped lead the University of Michigan to two bowl appearances, garnering Big Ten Player of the Year honors. Jim Harbaugh Norv Turner 4-3 Preseason Record as Head Coach Preseason Record with Current Team Overall Record (Regular/Postseason) nd Years as Head Coach with Team 6th 2nd Years as Head Coach in NFL 15th 4th Years as an NFL Coach 28th Norv Turner is entering his 6th season as head coach of the Chargers. Turner oversaw an up-and-down campaign in 11 that began and ended with 4-1 records and also saw him earn his 100th career regular-season win against the Minnesota Vikings on September 11, Also in 2011, the Chargers boasted a 4,000- yard passer, a 1,000-yard rusher and a 1,000-yard receiver for only the third time in franchise history, and one of the two previous (2008) was also under Turner s watch. The Chargers have ranked in the NFL s top 10 for total offense the last three seasons, including the league s top ranking in Turner s winning percentage in the regular season (.641) is the franchise s best, as is his combined mark (.629), including playoffs, and he s tied with Don Coryell and Bobby Ross for the most playoff wins in team history (three). He has served as head coach of the Washington Redskins ( ) and Oakland Raiders ( ). Turner also served as offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers in The 49ers improved immensely with RB Frank Gore leading the NFC in rushing yds. (1,695) en route to his first Pro Bowl nomination. Turner s first offensive coordinator job resulted in two Super Bowl Championship offenses with the Dallas Cowboys ( ). COACH OF THE YEAR In 2011, head coach Jim Harbaugh led the 49ers to a 13-3 record, the best record by the team since 1997, and the NFC West Division Title, the franchise s first since Following the season, Harbaugh was named NFL Coach of the Year by the Associated Press HONORS Associated Press Coach of the Year Coach of the Year by PFW/PFWA Coach of the Year by Sports Illustrated s Peter King Coach of the Year by The Sporting News Coach of the Year by Dallas Morning News Rick Gosselin With 13 wins, the 49ers became just the 24th team since 1962 to have a 7-win improvement from the previous season (6-10 in 2010). With a 13-3 record, Harbaugh ranks t-2nd in franchise history for the most wins by a rookie head coach. MOST WINS BY A ROOKIE HEAD COACH IN FRANCHISE HISTORY Coach Year Final Record George Seifert Jim Harbaugh Steve Mariucci Harbaugh also became just the 4th rookie head coach in NFL history to win 13-or-more games, and the first coach to do so after the team had a losing record the previous season. MOST WINS BY A ROOKIE HEAD COACH IN NFL HISTORY Coach Year Final Record George Seifert, SF Jim Caldwell, Ind Jim Harbaugh, SF Steve Mariucci, SF Harbaugh joined George Seifert (1989) and Steve Mariucci (1997) as the only head coaches in 49ers history to win the NFC West Division in their first year as head coaches. The 49ers posted a 7-1 record at home this season, marking the most wins at home since 2001 (7-1). The 49ers were warriors on the road, boasting a 6-2 record. The 6 wins on the road are the most by the team since 1996 (6-2). The 49ers also tied for the 2nd-best road record in the NFL this season (Green Bay - 7-1; New England - 6-2). According to the Elias Sports Bureau, head coach Jim Harbaugh became just the 13th rookie head coach to lead his team to the conference championship game, and just the 4th coach to do so after inheriting a team with a losing record the previous season. Harbaugh also became just the 5th head coach in franchise history to win his first postseason game. 49ERS HEAD COACHES TO WIN THEIR FIRST POSTSEASON GAME Coach Year Result Dick Nolan 1970 at Vikings, Bill Walsh 1981 vs. Giants, George Seifert 1989 vs. Vikings, Steve Mariucci 1997 vs. Vikings, Jim Harbaugh 2011 vs. Saints, 36-32

3 NFL EXPERIENCE Jim Harbaugh is one of 10 current NFL head coaches who have playing experience in the League. Harbaugh was selected by the Chicago Bears in the 1st round of the 1987 NFL Draft with the 26th overall pick. Harbaugh played 15 NFL seasons, earning Pro Bowl, AFC Offensive Player of the Year and NFL Co-Comeback Player of the Year in That season, he led the NFL with a passer rating, edging out Brett Favre (99.5) and Troy Aikman (93.6). The 49ers head coach finished his career with 26,288 passing yards and 129 TDs on 2,305 of 3,918 passes in 177 games (140 starts). He ranked in the NFL s top 10 for completion percentage four times. HEAD COACHES WITH NFL PLAYING EXPERIENCE Coach Reg. Season Record Years Played in NFL Jim Harbaugh (SF) 13-3 (.813) 15 Mike Munchak (Ten.) 9-7 (.563) 12 Ken Whisenhunt (Arz.) (.500) 9 Gary Kubiak (Hou.) (.490) 9 Ron Rivera (Car.) 6-10 (.375) 9 Mike Mularkey (Jax.) (.438) 9 Jason Garrett (Dal.) (.542) 8 Leslie Frazier (Min.) 6-16 (.273) 5 Jeff Fisher (StL) (.538) 5 Sean Payton (NO) (.646) 1 IMPORTANT NFL DATES Below is a list of important dates for the 2012 season. August 27 - Roster cut-down to maximum of 75 players August 31 - Roster cut-down to maximum of 53 players September 5, Opening Weekend 2012 ROSTER FACTS CHAMPIONSHIP PEDIGREE Five different 49ers won a National Championship in college [RB Frank Gore - Miami (2001); CB Tarell Brown - Texas (2005); DT Ray McDonald Florida (2006); DT Ricky Jean Francois - LSU (2007); Daniel Kilgore - Appalachian State (2006 and 2007)]. FOOTBALL FAMILIES LB Ahmad Brooks father, Perry Brooks, played DT for the Washington Redskins ( ) and won Super Bowl XVII. WR Michael Crabtree s cousin, Ricky A. Williams, played two seasons with the Indianapolis Colts ( ). TE Vernon Davis younger brother, Vontae, is a CB for the Indianapolis Colts. WR Mario Manningham s cousin, Bubba Paris, won three Super Bowl rings with the 49ers (XIX, XXIII, XXIV) as an OL. CLEVELAND CONTINGENT WR Ted Ginn Jr., S Donte Whitner and T Alex Boone are from Cleveland, OH. Ginn and Whitner were teammates at Glenville (Cleveland, OH) HS, where they were coached by Ginn s father, Ted Ginn Sr. The trio all played at Ohio State. INTERNATIONAL FLAVOR The 49ers have three players on the roster who were born outside of the United States. DT Isaac Sopoaga and G Mike Iupati are from American Samoa and K Giorgio Tavecchio is a native of Milan, Italy. 49ERS RECORD WHEN... TEAM 11 Regular Season 11 Postseason Overall At Home On the Road In Primetime In Dome In September In October In November In December In January Vs. NFC Vs. NFC West Vs. NFC East Vs. NFC North Vs. NFC South Vs. AFC West Vs. AFC East Vs. AFC North Vs. AFC South Scoring on opening drive Scoring first Leading at half Leading after three quarters Winning time of possession Out-rushing opponent Out-passing opponent Out-gaining opponent OFFENSE 40% + 3rd down conversions % + 3rd down conversions Not throwing an INT Passing for 300+yards Having a 100+ yard rusher Having a 100+ yard receiver Scoring 20+ points Scoring 30+ points Rushing for 150+ yards Having 20+ first downs Not allowing a sack Allowing two or fewer sacks DEFENSE Opp. less than 40% on 3rd down Opp. less than 30% on 3rd down Scoring a defensive TD Returning an INT for a TD Returning a fumble for a TD Recording 3+ sacks Recording 5+ sacks Winning the turnover battle Allowing 17 or fewer points Allowing a 100-yard rusher Allowing a 100-yard receiver Not allowing a rushing TD Not allowing a passing TD

4 PRESEASON HISTORY Preseason Series vs. Chargers Tied Winning Year Team Score Loc Chargers S.D ers S.F Chargers S.D ers 19-7 S.D Chargers 20-6 S.D Chargers 20-7 S.D ers HI 1977 Chargers S.D ers S.F ers S.D Chargers S.F Chargers 23-9 S.D Chargers 24-7 S.D Chargers S.D ers S.F ers 17-3 S.D ers S.D ers S.F Chargers S.D ers S.F. Winning Year Team Score Loc ers S.D ers S.F ers S.D ers 17-6 S.D ers S.F Chargers S.D Chargers S.D ers S.F Chargers S.F Chargers S.D ers 27-3 S.F Chargers 24-3 S.D Chargers S.F Chargers S.D ers S.F Chargers S.D Chargers S.F Chargers 26-7 S.D ers S.F ers S.D. SERIES HIGHLIGHTS Preseason Matchups: 40 Preseason Series: The series is tied First Preseason Meeting: 8/3/68, Chargers win, 30-18, at SD Last Preseason Meeting: 9/1/11, 49ers win, 26-7, at SD Current Streak: Won 2 Longest 49ers Win Streak: 6 (8/19/91-8/10/96) Longest Chargers Win Streak: 4 (8/15/81-8/18/84) Most 49ers Points: 34 (8/20/88): 34-27, at SD Most Chargers Points: 35 (8/18/84): 35-15, at SD 49ers Shutouts: None Chargers Shutouts: None COACHING CONNECTIONS 49ers defensive coordinator Vic Fangio and Chargers defensive coordinator John Pagano coached together from with the Indianapolis Colts. 49ers quarterbacks coach Geep Chryst and Chargers running backs coach Ollie Wilson held the same positions on the Chargers from ers wide receivers coach John Morton coached with San Diego head coach Norv Turner in 2004 with the Oakland Raiders. 49ERS-SAN DIEGO AREA CONNECTIONS Head coach Jim Harbaugh played for the San Diego Chargers from and was the head coach at the University of San Diego from Quarterbacks coach Geep Chryst was the Chargers offensive coordinator from Assistant secondary coach Greg Jackson played safety for the Chargers from ers QB Alex Smith grew up in San Diego and attended Helix High School. 49ers S C.J. Spillman was originally signed by the Chargers as an undrafted free agent in ers QB Scott Tolzien was signed by the Chargers as an undrafted free agent in IT S A SMALL WORLD 2012 PRESEASON COMPARISION 49ERS CHARGERS 2-1 Record Points Per Game Total Offense Rushing Offense Passing Offense :09 Possession Average 28: Points Allowed Per Game Total Defense Rushing Defense Passing Defense Sacks 10 2 Interceptions Punting Avg. (Gross) 46.5 Even Turnover Differential 5 49ERS CHARGERS PASSING YARDS Colin Kaepernick Jarrett Lee Alex Smith Charlie Whitehurst RUSHING YARDS Anthony Dixon Edwin Baker...50 Colin Kaepernick Curtis Brinkley...46 Kendall Hunter...81 RECEPTIONS Kyle Williams...5 Micheal Spurlock...8 Konrad Reuland...5 Vincent Brown...6 Michael Crabtree...5 Ronnie Brown...6 RECEIVING YARDS Kyle Williams Micheal Spurlock A.J. Jenkins...63 Vincent Brown INTERCEPTIONS Perrish Cox...2 Four players tied...1 SACKS Eric Bakhtiari Larry English Five players tied Melvin Ingram Kendall Reyes CHARGERS-NOR CAL CONNECTIONS Chargers head coach Norv Turner was the offensive coordinator for the 49ers in Chargers tight ends coach Jason Michael was with the 49ers as an offensive assistant in 2009 and quarterbacks coach in Chargers LB Takeo Spikes played for the 49ers from Chargers LB Donald Butler and WR Malcom Floyd are from Sacramento, CA. COLLEGIATE CONNECTIONS UNIFIED UTES 49ers QB Alex Smith was teammates with Chargers S Eric Weddle at the University of Utah from WAR EAGLE 49ers CB Carlos Rogers and Chargers RB Ronnie Brown were teammates at Auburn from TERP TIME 49ers TE Vernon Davis played at the University of Maryland with Chargers T Jared Gaither in 2005 and K Nick Novak from BAYOU BROTHERS 49ers DT Ricky Jean Francois and Chargers FB Jacob Hester played together at LSU from HURRICANE WARNING 49ers RB Frank Gore was teammates with Chargers WR/KR Roscoe Parrish at the University of Miami from LONGHORN LINEAGE 49ers G Leonard Davis and Chargers CB Quentin Jammer were teammates at the University of Texas from

5 2011 COMPARISION 49ERS (rank) CHARGERS (rank) 13-3 (1st NFCW) Record 8-8 (2nd AFCW) 23.8 (t-10th) Points Per Game 25.4 (t-5th) (26th) Total Offense (6th) (8th) Rushing Offense (16th) (29th) Passing Offense (6th) 32:02 (4th) Possession Average 31:39 (6th) 14.3 (2nd) Points Allowed Per Game 23.6 (22nd) (4th) Total Defense (16th) 77.3 (1st) Rushing Defense (20th) (16th) Passing Defense (13th) 42 (t-7th) Sacks 32 (t-23rd) 23 (t-2nd) Interceptions 17 (t-13th) 50.3 (2nd) Punting Avg. (Gross) 47.5 (5th) 28 (1st) Turnover Differential -7 (25th) 49ERS CHARGERS PASSING YARDS Alex Smith...3,144 Philip Rivers... 4,624 RUSHING YARDS Frank Gore...1,211 Ryan Mathews...1,091 Kendall Hunter Mike Tolbert RECEPTIONS Michael Crabtree...72 Antonio Gates...64 Vernon Davis...67 Vincent Jackson...60 RECEIVING YARDS Michael Crabtree Vincent Jackson...1,106 Vernon Davis Malcom Floyd INTERCEPTIONS Dashon Goldson...6 Eric Weddle...7 Carlos Rodgers...6 Three players tied...2 Tarell Brown...4 SACKS Aldon Smith Antwan Barnes Justin Smith Cam Thomas Ahmad Brooks Shaun Phillips Ray McDonald HIGH MARKS IN 2011 Below are highlights of team records set by the 49ers during the 2011 season. NFL RECORDS The 49ers only committed 10 turnovers (5 fumbles, 5 INTs), which ranks t-1st in NFL history. The 5 INTs thrown by the 49ers ranks tied for 1st in NFL history. The 49ers had a turnover differential of +28 in 2011, the 2nd-highest differential in the NFL since the AFL-NFL merger in The Niners allowed just 26 points off of turnovers, which ranks t- 2nd in the NFL since 1995 when the statistic was first tracked. Since the league went to a 16-game schedule in 1978, the team s 3 rushing TDs allowed ranks first in the NFL. The 3 rushing TDs allowed also ranks t-5th in NFL history. The 14-game stretch of not allowing a rushing TD to start 2011 is the longest single-season streak in NFL history. Streak of 15 consecutive games without allowing a rushing TD, dating back to 2010, ranks tied for 1st in the NFL since the AFL-NFL merger in FRANCHISE RECORDS The 10 turnovers committed (5 fumbles, 5 INTs), were the fewest in franchise history. The 5 INTs thrown by the 49ers were the fewest in franchise history. The 5 fumbles lost by the 49ers rank 2nd in franchise history (4 in 1960). The 49ers turnover differential of +28 was the highest in franchise history. Set a team record with 22 consecutive quarters without a turnover, to end the season. Streak of 15 consecutive games without allowing a rushing TD, dating back to 2010, is the longest streak in franchise history. The 14-game stretch of not allowing a rushing TD to start 2011 is the longest single-season streak in team history. The 49ers defense did not allow a running back to gain over 100 yds. in 36 consecutive games from 11/29/09 through 12/19/11. The 36-game span is tied for the longest streak in franchise history (36 games from 9/17/89 through 9/29/91). LED THE NFL IN 2011 Led the NFL in fewest turnovers committed with 10 (5 fumbles, 5 INTs). Led the NFL in fewest INTs thrown with 5. Tied for the NFL lead in fewest fumbles lost with 5. Led the league with a +28 turnover differential. Led the league by allowing just 26 points off of turnovers. Led the league in percent of passing attempts intercepted (1.1%). Led league in points allowed per possession (1.19). Led the league in rushing yards per game allowed (77.3). Led the league in yards per carry allowed (3.5). Ranked 2nd in the league in points allowed per game (14.3). Ranked 2nd in the league in first downs allowed per game (16.7). Led the league in average starting field position (33.5 yardline). Led the league in average opponent starting field position (24.3 yardline). Led the league in kickoff return average (27.2). Led the league in net punting average (44.0). Ranked 2nd in the league in gross punting average (50.3). Ranked 2nd in the league in 4th down efficiency (64.3%).

6 WR A.J. Jenkins - 1st Round - 30th Overall A versatile wide receiver, A.J. Jenkins possesses the skill set to line up at all three receiver positions. A three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree, Jenkins became just the second player in Illinois history to register 90 receptions in a season, as a senior. His 1,276 receiving yards ranked second in school history. I think he s a guy that can just about do everything. The separation he can get, it just comes natural. Especially coming out sideways, breaking down, getting in and out of cuts, things like that. He has a great feel, great body language. I think it s something that is one of his strengths. 49ers QB Alex Smith 2012 DRAFT CLASS LB Darius Fleming - 5th Round - 165th Overall A versatile athlete who played both defensive end and outside linebacker for the Fighting Irish, Darius Fleming ranks 10th in Notre Dame history with 15 career sacks. He posted 158 career tackles and was named Notre Dame s Lineman of the Year in 2011, after recording 55 tackles. Fleming was placed on the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform List on 8/27. Another great gold helmet guy. We believe he will have an outstanding opportunity with this football team. We rolled the dice last year with only three outside linebackers. It worked, but that is risky what we did last year. He will be competitive and has a tremendous upside. Looking forward to that. - 49ers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh RB LaMichael James - 2nd Round - 61st Overall LaMichael James became the first two-time consensus All-America selection in Oregon history. In 2011, James led the nation, averaging rushing yards per game, and ranked 2nd in the NCAA with 1,805 rushing yards. The recipient of the Doak Walker Award as the nation s top running back in 2010, James became just the third player in Pac-10/12 Con- ference history to rush for over 5,000 yards in his career. LaMichael James is fast. When you really look at LaMichael and the body of work he put together in college, he was a very effective inside and outside runner. He s a tough, in-between-the-tackles runner in college and now it s a matter of just him adapting to that in the pros. We re throwing it all at him and we re going to just evaluate and get a feel for what he s good at. - 49ers Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman G Joe Looney - 4th Round - 117th Overall A four-year starter at left guard for Wake Forest, Joe Looney was a Second-Team All-ACC selection, in In each of the last two seasons, Looney graded out as the team s highest-rated offensive lineman. Really bright guy. Really smart, smart person. Not only book smart, but street smart, football smart. Everything matched up. Everything that you d heard about Joe and all of our research that we did on Joe at the school. You cannot find a person on that campus who has anything less than glowing things to say about him. Professors, coaches, trainers, equipment managers, from faculty to football to everybody that comes in contact with him there literally not a negative word. And you see what he s done, the pattern of success that he s had in the classroom, on the field. And then to meet him and to see and know that it all matches up, that was glaring to me. 49ers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh S Trenton Robinson - 6th Round - 180th Overall A three-year starter at Michigan State, Trenton Robinson was elected team captain his senior year as the Spartans led the Big Ten and ranked 6th in the nation in total defense (277.4 yds./gm.). Robinson registered a career high 80 tackles and was named First-Team All-Big Ten, in He also led the Spartans with 4 INTs in each of his final two seasons. I think Trenton s done a good job of improving from the first day he got here in the offseason after the rookies came in in May. He was swimming then a little bit mentally. I think he s gotten better, has a little better feel for our package, yet still has a long way to go, but he s gotten better. 49ers Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio LB Cam Johnson - 7th Round - 237th Overall A versatile linebacker who can play multiple positions, Cam Johnson was named Third-Team All-ACC in 2010 after registering a career-high 53 tackles and ranked sixth in the league with 6.5 sacks. Johnson led Virginia in both sacks and TFLs in each of his final two seasons. The guy obviously has talent. And like we told him, he s another guy that should come into the National Football League with a chip on his shoulder. He s a guy that believed he should have been a much higher pick. For whatever reason teams passed him over, and you like that. You like that about guys, come in here feeling that they were looked past and have a chip on their shoulder and are ready to compete for a position. - 49ers General Manager Trent Baalke

7 1 QB Josh Johnson - 6-3, 205-5th Year A product of then-head coach Jim Harbaugh at the University of San Diego, Josh Johnson is in his 5th pro season. Johnson completed 96 of 177 passes for 1,042 yards and 5 touchdowns while with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers the last four seasons. A 25-yearold native of Oakland, CA, Johnson owns four USD career passing records including touchdown passes (113), completions (724), attempts (1,065) and passing yards (9,699). The great thing about Josh is just how smart he is. He s got a real high football IQ. He s coming from a West Coast system in Tampa Bay and he s thrilled to be back in the Bay area. Everyone knows about his athletic ability, but the thing that you get when you re in meetings and then when you see him out on the field is just how smart he is with his football IQ. We re excited to have him here. - 49ers Quarterbacks Coach Geep Chryst 14 WR Mario Manningham - 6-0, 185-5th Year Selected in the third round of the 2008 NFL Draft by the New York Giants, Manningham recorded 160 receptions for 2,315 yards and 18 touchdowns over the past four seasons. In 2011, he played in 12 regular season games (10 starts) tallying 39 receptions for 523 yards and 4 touchdowns. Quickness, explosiveness, he s a very polished receiver. I think he s very swift in and out of his breaks. I tell a lot of the guys it s like he s crossing over with a basketball out there. You really have to be patient; he makes you a very patient player guarding him every day. 49ers CB Tarell Brown 20 CB Perrish Cox - 6-0, 190-2nd Year Cox was originally a fifth round draft pick by the Denver Broncos in the 2010 NFL Draft. Cox has played in 15 games (9 starts), tallying 54 tackles, two forced fumbles, one interception and ranked third among NFL rookies with a team-high 14 passes defensed, in A key special team s player, Cox made four tackles on special teams as well as returned nine kickoffs for 172 yards. Quick guy, he is always around the football. He has a lot of potential and will help this football team. He has a lot still to learn. He is showing up on film. He is around the ball all of the time and getting his hands on balls, and that s a big thing in the secondary. 49ers S Dashon Goldson 28 RB Rock Cartwright - 5-8, th Year A 10-year veteran, Cartwright spent his first eight seasons with the Redskins ( ), before playing the past two with the Oakland Raiders ( ). In his career, Cartwright has played in 154 games (5 starts), recording 228 carries for 956 yards and 6 touchdowns. A key special teams contributor, he has returned 231 kicks for 5,450 yards (23.6 avg.) and one touchdown, in addition to logging g 93 tackles on those units. Here s a very intelligent- I can t say young man because he s been around for a long time, but a real professional when it comes to playing the game and practicing the game. The guy always knows what he s supposed to do, works really hard and is a great person in the locker room and on the field. We re really glad he s here. - 49ers Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator Brad Seely KEY FREE AGENT ACQUISITIONS 45 RB Brandon Jacobs - 6-4, 264-8th Year Jacobs was originally selected in the fourth round (110th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft by the New York Giants. The seven-year veteran has played in 100 games (48 starts) for the Giants, rushing for 4,849 yards, and a franchise-record 56 touchdowns, on 1,078 carries. Jacobs also recorded 80 receptions for 730 yards and four touchdowns. In 2011, he played in 14 games (six starts) and tallied 571 yards rushing and seven touchdowns on 152 carries, while adding 15 receptions for 128 yards and one touchdown. Brandon is a guy, and you think back on his career, when he gets his shoulders squared to the line of scrimmage and gets a forward lean, he is something. He s a unique running back. We ve seen a good amount of that. The big thing that I m impressed with Brandon, one of the many things, is he s very critical of himself. He might make a great run and hit it with just some big power. And he ll still say, I could have done this better, I could have done that better and that s an impressive (trait). We like that, we like that, that s what we look for. He s been a great fit 49ers Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman 68 G Leonard Davis - 6-6, th Year - 3 Pro Bowls Davis was orginially selected with the second pick overall by the Arizona Cardinals in the 2001 NFL Draft. He has started all 155 games in which he has appeared, was named Second-Team All-Pro in 2007 and is a three-time Pro Bowl selection ( ). After spending six seasons with the Cardinals ( ), Davis was signed by the Dallas Cowboys on March 5, 2007 where he remained with the club for four seasons ( ). (Davis is) working extremely hard to get up to speed. He is right on track and done that. I think that s a product of being a veteran, being somebody who has been in systems and knows the game. He s a physical presence. 49ers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh 84 WR Randy Moss - 6-4, th Year - 6 Pro Bowls One of the most prolific wide receivers in NFL history, Randy Moss joins the 49ers with 13 years of NFL experience. The six-time Pro Bowler, and fourtime AP All-Pro, set the NFL single-season record for touchdown receptions in 2007 with 23. Moss has caught 10 or more touchdown passes in nine NFL seasons and registered 10, 1,000-yard receiving campaigns. Moss and Jerry Rice are the only NFL player to register 100 touchdown receptions in fewer than 140 games. In NFL history, he now ranks tied for 2nd with 153 career receiving touchdowns and 9th with 954 receptions. A crafty veteran. Most of the time, you play a guy s eyes or play his hands, Randy is a good guy at not showing you anything. He will let the ball fall into his chest before he puts his hands up. Most guys are going to come out and reach for the ball and give us a chance to break the pass up. Randy is going to make sure the ball is coming to his chest and you can t get to it. - 49ers CB Carlos Rogers

8 MOMENTUM SWING One of the biggest momentum swings in the game today comes from turnovers. In 2011, the 49ers had a +28 turnover differential, ranking 1st in the NFL, including winning the turnover battle in 14 of the 16 games. Since 2009, the 49ers are 24-3 when winning the turnover battle NFL TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL LEADERS Takeaways Give Aways Team Fum. INTs Total Fum. INTs Total Diff. 1. San Francisco Green Bay New England Detroit t. Atlanta Seattle FEWEST INTs THROWN IN 2011 TEAM INTs Thrown 1. San Francisco 5 2. Green Bay 8 3. Houston 9 4. St. Louis 10 5t. Three teams 12 In 2011, the 49ers took care of the ball, committing only 10 turnovers which ranked 1st in the NFL. QB Alex Smith only threw 5 INTs, which ranked 1st in the NFL for the fewest INTs thrown by a team. On the other side of the ball, the 49ers defense was extremely opportunistic, notching 38 takeaways, which ranked t-1st in the NFL. San Francisco scored 108 points off of turnovers this season, which ranked 6th in the NFL & 3rd in the NFC. The 49ers defense registered 21 INTs in 2011, marking the most INTs by the team in a single season since 2003, when they registered TAKEAWAY LEADERS, NFL 2011 OPPONENTS FUMBLES TEAM Takeaways RECOVERED, NFL 1t. San Francisco 38 TEAM FRs Green Bay 38 1t. San Francisco 15 3t. Detroit 34 Minnesota 15 New England Detroit 13 5t. Five teams 31 4t. New York Jets 12 Cincinnati 12 Tennessee 12 At Cin. (9/25), S Reggie Smith picked off Bengals QB Andy Dalton with 1:54 remaining in the game to help seal the victory. At Phi. (10/2), DT Justin Smith hawked down Eagles WR Jeremy Maclin from behind to force a fumble that was recovered by S Dashon Goldson with just over two minutes remaining, as the Eagles were driving for the game-winning field goal. At Was. (11/6), LB Patrick Willis tied his career high with two FFs, including one just before halftime that set up the 49ers first TD of the game. CB Carlos Rogers registered his first-career 2 INT game, including notching a pick in the 4th qtr. that set up a 17-yd. TD run by RB Kendal Hunter on the following play vs. NYG (11/13). The 49ers forced 5 turnovers (3 INTs, 2 FRs) vs. Arz. (11/20), the most since 12/12/10 vs. Sea. (4 INTs, 1 FR). The 49ers defense recorded 2 takeaways (1 INT, 1 FR) vs. StL (12/4). The 49ers defense registered 3 takeaways (2 INTs, 1 FR) at Arz. (12/11). The defense notched 4 takeaways (3 INTs, 1 FR), leading to 13 points vs. Pit. (12/19). With the Seahawks driving for the potential go-ahead score late in the 4th qtr. at Sea. (12/24), LB Larry Grant chased down QB Tarvaris Jackson, stripping the ball from behind. The loose ball was scooped up by S Donte Whitner. In the season finale at StL (1/1), CB Tarell Brown notched 2 INTs which lead to 14 points. In 2011, the 49ers only committed 10 turnovers (5 fumbles, 5 INTs), which ranked 1st in the NFL. The 10 turnovers committed by the 49ers last season are the fewest in franchise history and rank t-1st in NFL history. FEWEST TURNOVERS IN A FEWEST TURNOVERS IN A SINGLE SEASON IN FRANCHISE SINGLE SEASON IN NFL HISTORY HISTORY Team Turnovers Year Turnovers t BALL SECURITY 1t. San Francisco, New England, Kansas City, t. Miami, NY Giants, The 5 INTs thrown by the 49ers in 2011 were the fewest in a singleseason in franchise history and rank t-1st in NFL history. FEWEST INTs IN A SINGLE FEWEST INTs IN A SINGLE SEASON IN FRANCHISE SEASON IN NFL HISTORY HISTORY Team INTs Year INTs 1t. San Francisco, Cleveland, Green Bay, t Kansas City, NY Giants, New England, The 5 fumbles lost in 2011 by the FEWEST FUMBLES LOST IN A 49ers rank 2nd in franchise history (4 in 1960) and t-9th in NFL HISTORY SINGLE SEASON IN FRANCHISE history. Year INTs The 49ers had a turnover differential of +28 in 2011, the highest differential in franchise 3t history. The +28 turnover differential also ranked t-2nd in t. Four times 8 the NFL since San Francisco did not commit a turnover in the final 22 quarters of the season, setting a new franchise record. HIGHEST TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL IN FRANCHISE HISTORY Takeaways Give Aways Year Fum. INTs Total Fum. INTs Total Diff HIGHEST TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL IN THE NFL SINCE 1970 Takeaways Give Aways Team Fum. INTs Total Fum. INTs Total Diff. 1. Washington, t. San Francisco, New England, Kansas City, The Niners allowed just 26 points off of turnovers, which led the NFL in 2011 and ranked t-2nd in the NFL since FEWEST POINTS OFF TURNOVERS ALLOWED IN THE NFL SINCE 1995 Team Year Turnovers Pts. 1. New England t. San Francisco Baltimore

9 THE COMEBACK TRAIL Five, 4th quarter come-from-behind wins in the regular season epitomized the never-quit attitude the 49ers embodied in One player in particular can parallel his career to the theme, QB Alex Smith. Smith s 5 come-from-behind wins ranked t-1st in the NFL (NYG QB Eli Manning and Den. QB Tim Tebow). He has also registered 4, 4th quarter comebacks on the road, ranking t-1st in the NFL (Manning - 4). Smith also tied the franchise record for most 4th qtr. comebacks on the road (QB Joe Montanta - 4 in 1989) th Quarter Comebacks: With the 49ers trailing 6-3 in the 4th qtr. at Cin. (9/25), Smith completed 4 of 8 passes for 48 yds. during a 10-play, 72-yd. TD drive. The 49ers won the game, The 49ers won at Phi. (10/2) in the 4th qtr. on the strength of their running game and defense. Smith completed 9 of 9 passes for 179 yds. and 2 TDs in the 3rd qtr., when the 49ers erased most of a 20-point deficit. He completed 4 of 8 passes for 22 yds. in the final 15 minutes, setting up a RB Frank Gore go-ahead TD with 3:00 remaining in the game. With the game on the line, and trailing 15-19, Smith found TE Delanie Walker for the go-ahead touchdown on a 4th down play with 1:56 remaining at Det. (10/16). The 49ers entered the 4th qtr. trailing the Giants 12-13, as Smith found TE Vernon Davis for a 31-yd. TD and WR Michael Crabtree on the ensuing two-point conversion to give the 49ers lead vs. NYG (11/13). RB Kendall Hunter added a 17-yd. TD on the 49ers next possession, to cap off the 49ers comeback. Trailing with just 6:41 remaining in the game at Sea. (12/24), Smith engineered a 6 play, 40-yd. drive, including a 41-yd. pass to WR Michael Crabtree. The drive was capped off by a K David Akers 39-yd. FG to give the 49ers a lead. Dating back to December 1, 2010, the 49ers have been successful in the familiar surroundings of Candlestick Park, posting a 9-1 (.900) record. San Francisco s.900 winning pct. at home ranks t-3rd in the NFL in that time span [Green Bay is 11-0 (1.000), New England is 10-1 (.909) and New Orleans is 9-1 (.900)]. The 49ers have also been able to light up the score board at Candlestick, averaging 29.9 pts./ game, which ranks 4th in the NFL. HOME COOKIN POINTS PER GAME AT HOME SINCE 12/1/10 Team Pts./Gm. 1. New Orleans Green Bay New England San Francisco Atlanta 28.1 QB Alex Smith has completed 163 of 265 atts. (61.5 pct) for 2,151 yds., 17 TDs, 3 INT and a QB rating of His QB rating ranks 4th in the NFL and he ranks 8th in the NFL with 17 TDs when playing at home. With just 3 INTs, San Francisco also ranks 1st in the NFL for the fewest INTs thrown at home since 12/1/10. QB RATING LEADS AT HOME SINCE 12/1/10 Player Atts. Comps. Yds. TDs INTs Rating 1. A. Rodgers, GB , D. Brees, NO , T. Brady, NE , A. Smith, SF , T. Romo, Dal , THE GROUND GRIND The 49ers ranked 8th in the NFL and 4th in the NFC in rushing yds. per game (127.8), in Over the final three months of the season, San Francisco averaged yds./game on the ground, ranking 6th in the NFL, and rushed for 1,835 yds. on 413 carries (4.4 yds./carry) and 11 TDs. The 49ers opened October at Phi. (10/2) and rushed for 164 yds. and 1 TD on 25 carries. The following week, San Francisco rushed for a season high 213 yds. and 2 TDs on 36 carries vs. TB (10/9). The 49ers traveled to Det. (10/16), where the team rushed for 203 yds. and 1 TD on 29 carries. This marked the first time the team has rushed for over 200 yds. in back-to-back games since 1998 (12/6 at Car., 236 yds. and 12/14 vs. Det., 328 yds.). The 49ers rushed for 174 yds. and 1 TD on 39 carries vs. Cle. (10/30). It also marked the first time the 49ers rushed for over 150 yds. in four consecutive games since 1998 (11/22 vs. NO, 154 yds.; 11/30 vs. NYG, 237 yds.; 12/6 at Car., 236 yds.; 12/14 vs. Det., 328 yds.). At Was. (11/6), the 49ers rushed for 138 yds. on 32 carries, as RB Frank Gore registered his franchise-record 5th consecutive 100-yd. game, rushing for 107 yds. on 19 carries. The 49ers rushed for 164 yds. on a season-high 49 carries vs. Arz. (11/20). The 49 carries by the 49ers rank t-3rd for the most carries by the team since 1991 [54 vs. Det. (10/20/91), 50 vs. Mia. (12/16/01) and 49 at Car. (9/29/97)]. The 49ers rushed for 144 yds. on 34 carries, as 7 different players registered a carry vs. StL (12/4). WR Kyle Williams recorded his first career carry, a 25-yd. run. The 49ers rushed for 178 yds. and 1 TD on 40 carries at Sea. (12/24). RB Frank Gore rushed for 83 yds. and 1 TD and RB Kendall Hunter added 73 yds. rushing, marking the first time the 49ers had 2 players each rush for over 70 yds. since 11/2/03 vs. StL (RB Garrison Hearst - 80 yds; RB Kevan Barlow - 76 yds.). NFL RUSHING YDS./GAME LEADERS, SINCE 10/1/11 TEAM Atts. Yds. Avg. TDs Yds/Gm 1. Denver 474 2, Carolina 369 2, Houston 444 2, Chicago 405 1, Minnesota 366 1, San Francisco 413 1, The 49ers did a good job of moving people around with formations and shifting and motion to get edges on numbers and getting people outnumbered, said NFL Network analyst and former NFL Executive Charley Casserly. They re very creative there. That s the thing that sticks out to me as much as anything. And obviously there s a discipline and a workman-like approach that [head coach Jim Harbaugh] brings to things that clearly the players have bought into. RUSHING RECORDS RB Frank Gore surpassed 49ers and Pro Football Hall of Famer Joe The Jet Perry as the all-time leading rusher in franchise history with 7,468 career rushing yards. Gore has rushed for 1,063 yds. and 7 TDs on 223 carries (4.8 avg.) since the beginning of October, including rushing for over 100 yds. in five games. He became the first player in franchise history to rush for over 100 yds. in 5 consecutive games. It also marked the first time he registered a rushing TD in four straight games (10/2 through 10/30). Gore also became just the 4th player since 1970 to rush for 125 yds.- or-more and a rushing TD in four consecutive games, joining RB O.J. Simpson (1975), RB Terrell Davis (1998) and RB Larry Johnson (2005).

10 RUSHING INTO THE RECORD BOOKS Over the course of his eight-year career, RB Frank Gore has been the go-to guy in the backfield for the 49ers. Gore has been more than productive after being lected in the 3rd round (65th overall) of the 2005 NFL Draft. His productivity since that time has allowed him to become the franchise s all-time leading rusher during just his seventh se- season. Gore s Career Highlights career avg. also ranks 4th in franchise history (min. 750 atts.) among running backs. ALL-TIME 49ERS YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE Player Total Yds. Rush Receive 3. Frank Gore ( ) 10,022 7,625 2,397 ALL-TIME 49ERS RUSHING LIST Player Years Yds. 1. Frank Gore (7) 7,625 Gore s 2011 Highlights... Night Football. rusher, passing Hall of Fame RB Joe Perry. mark in 3 consecutive games for the 3rd time in his career NFL RUSHING AVG. LEADERS SINCE 2005 (min. 1,000 carries) Player Attempts Yds. Avg. 4. Frank Gore, SF 1,653 7, ALL-TIME 49ERS RUSHING AVG. LEADERS (min. 750 carries) Player Attempts Yds. Avg. 4. Frank Gore 1,653 7,

11 COMING UP BIG QB Alex Smith s FEWEST INTs, SINGLE SEASON, FRANCHISE HISTORY Player Year Ints 1. Alex Smith the first time since He set numerous career-highs and etched his name in the Never Say Never... the 49ers largest deficit). SMITH S COMEBACK WIN STATS FROM POINT OF LARGEST DEFICIT Date Opp. Comp. Atts. Yds. TDs INTs Rating TOTALS round bye in the playoffs, which was clinched the following week at good, nati Bengals. - put the 49ers ahead for good, And The Winner Is... - ism, great strength, dedication and serves as a community role model Quick Hits on Smith... - season (min. 400 atts.). history (min. 400 atts.). staying poised, not being affected by certain stances and perform- 49ers Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman

12 GAME CHANGER Vernon Davis has emerged erge as a premier tight end. Davis earned Pro Bowl recognition as an alternate the past two seasons after having been named a starter for the annual game in Davis is coming off one of the Career Highlights... 49ERS ALL-TIME TOUCHDOWN LEADERS AMONG TIGHT ENDS Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs 1. Vernon Davis ( ) 304 3, ers tight ends all-time. Among NFL TEs Since th among all players. Davis 2011 Highlights... the playoffs, which were the most by a tight end season. He also became just the 3rd player in franchise history to register MOST TDS IN A SEASON BY A TIGHT END IN NFL HISTORY Player TDs 2t. Vernon Davis, much interested in the details of things, always looking for the ways to get better. Just an all around asset to have and really enjoy, really thankful that he s here and a 49er. 49ers Offensive Coordinator Greg Roman

13 MOSS THIS, MOSS THAT Randy Moss has been building a Hall of Fame legacy on the backs of opposing secondaries. His arrival in the only receiver in front of him for many NFL records, Hall of Famer Jerry Rice. a positive impact on the locker room and enjoyed taking a lot of the younger players under his wing. here teaching the young guys and showing my professionalism and be- that if we get that type of mindset it ll make it a better league. and the wealth of knowledge he brings to the team. played that much, he sees things really well, communicates really well. Moss s Career Highlights... Ranks t-2nd all-time in MOST RECEIVING TDs IN NFL HISTORY Player TDs ing mark in a season 2t. Randy Moss 153 Only Rice has more Rice (76). 2003). for 6th on the all-time list. Don Hutson (9). decorated career en route to posting ridiculous receiving statistics. ing defenders look silly, has caused his peers to coin the phrase - Get- game receiving. all-time list. MOST REC. YDS IN NFL HISTORY Player Years Yds. 5. Randy Moss 1998-Present 14,858 MOST RECEPTS. IN NFL HISTORY time NFL recepts. list. Player Recepts. on the all-time list and is the best among active players. ing him 2nd all-time and GETTING MOSSED AVERAGE REC. YDS. PER GAME IN NFL HISTORY Player Recepts. Yds. Yds./Gm 9. Randy Moss , MOST RECEPTS. FOR FIRST DOWN IN NFL HISTORY Player Recepts. Jerry Rice Randy Moss Randy Moss Nobody has scored more - catch avg. when it comes to 4th down recepts., behind -

14 TO PROTECT AND SERVE Joe Staley He s really taken a leadership role with that whole offensive line. Kind of really stepped up to the challenge and has really been a leader for us. Jonathan Goodwin joined the 49ers after spending five seasons with the New Orleans games in which he has appeared and was responsible for all the calls and adjustments made by the offensive line. He was selected to the Pro Bowl following the - - Mike Iupati showcased his rare re during training camp his rookie season. He has started all 32 games, and both - Anthony Davis made an immediate impact at right tackle as a rookie - gether.

15 YOU DON T GET THE POINT In 2011, the 49ers defense was one of the best in the NFL. The 49ers became the first team in NFL history not to allow a rushing TD through the first 14 games of a season. San Francisco s defense finished the season ranked 2nd in the NFL in opponents points per game (14.3), 1st in rushing defense (77.3 yds. per game) and t-1st in takeaways (38-23 INTs and 15 FRs). The 49ers defense also ranked 4th in the NFL and 1st in the NFC in total defense (308.2 yds. per game). The 49ers defense only allowed 3 rushing TDs in 2011, ranking 1st in the NFL for fewest rushing TDs allowed. Since the league went to a 16-game schedule in 1978, the team s three rushing TDs allowed ranks 1st in the NFL. The three rushing TDs allowed also ranks t-5th in NFL history. FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED IN FRANCHISE HISTORY Year TDs t t The 14.3 pts. per game allowed ranked 3rd in franchise history and 2nd in the NFL in FEWEST PTS./GM. ALLOWED IN FEWEST PTS./GM. ALLOWED FRANCHISE HISTORY IN 2011, NFL Year Pts./Gm. Team Pts./Gm (14 games) Pittsburgh San Francisco Baltimore Houston t Cleveland Dating back to 2010, the 49ers defense did not allowed a rushing TD in 15 consecutive games, which is the longest streak in franchise history. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the 15-game streak also ranks t-1st in the NFL since MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES NOT ALLOWING A RUSHING TD IN FRANCHISE HISTORY Dates Games 1. 1/2/11-12/24/ /27/85-9/28/ /20/92-12/6/ t. 8/31/97-11/10/ /18/95-10/27/96 10 FEWEST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ALLOWED IN THE NFL SINCE 1978 Team TDs 1. San Francisco, t. 11 teams 4 MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES NOT ALLOWING A RUSHING TD SINCE 1970, NFL TEAM Games 1t. San Francisco, Chicago, San Francisco, Dallas, According to the Elias Sports Bureau, the 14-game stretch of not allowing a rushing TD is the longest single-season streak in the NFL since MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES NOT ALLOWING A RUSHING TD IN A SINGLE SEASON SINCE 1970 Team Year Games 1. San Francisco t. San Francisco Cleveland t. San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles Raiders New York Jets In 2011, the 49ers defense ranked t-1st in the NFL and tied the fran- chise record, allowing just 23 TDs. FEWEST TDS ALLOWED IN FEWEST TDS ALLOWED IN FRANCHISE HISTORY THE NFL, 2011 Year TDs Team TDs 1t t. San Francisco Pittsburgh 23 3t Baltimore Houston Cleveland 31 Opponents have found it to be even tougher to find the endzone inside the 20-yd. line. The 49ers defense ranked 4th in the NFL in red zone defense in 2011, allowing TDs on just 14 of 34 red zone possessions (41.2 pct.). At Phi. (10/2), the Eagles drove inside the 49ers 20-yd. line on 7 series, but only came away with 2 TDs (28.6 pct.). The Buccaneers were held to a FG in their only red zone possession vs. TB (10/9). The defense did not allow the Browns to run a play in the red zone vs. Cle. (10/30). At Was. (11/6), the Redskins were able to score a TD late in the 4th qtr. in their only trip into the red zone. The defense held the Giants to just 1 TD on 4 trips into the red zone, including a stop on 4th down from the SF 10 yd. line with just 34 seconds left in the game vs. NYG (11/13). The 49ers defense stopped the Cardinals on downs on their only trip into the red zone vs. Arz. (11/20). The defense did not allow the Rams to run a play in the red zone vs. StL (12/4). CB Carlos Rogers picked off QB Ben Roethlisberger on the Steelers only trip into the red zone vs. Pit. (12/19) RED ZONE DEFENSE (TD Pct.), NFL Team Pos. TDs Pct. 1. Baltimore Arizona Cleveland San Francisco Washington The 49ers defense has made a point of getting off the field quickly. Since 2009, the 49ers rank 2nd in the NFL, forcing opponents to 3-n-outs on 27.3 pct. of their drives. In 2011, the 49ers forced a 3-n-out on 26.9 pct. of opponents drives, ranking 5th in the NFL and 2nd in the NFC. RED MEANS STOP GET OUTTA THERE 2011 OPP. 3-N-OUT LEADERS, NFL TEAM 3-n-outs 1. Cincinnati Jacksonville Chicago New York Jets San Francisco 52 OPPONENT 3-n-OUT DRIVES , NFL Team Def. Series 3-&-Out Drives Pct. 1. New York Jets % 2. San Francisco % 3. Cincinnati % 4. Chicago % 5. Pittsburgh %

16 CONSISTENCY COUNTS In 2011, the 49ers defense ranked 1st in the NFL in rushing yards allowed per game (77.3). Their excellence in this regard is nothing new for the Niners as they rank 2nd in the league in that category since 2009, with a 90.3 avg. The team also leads the league in that span in rushing yds. allowed per carry. After finishing 3rd in the NFL in opposing rushing yards per carry at 3.64 in 2009, the Niners ranked 2nd in the NFL in 2010, allowing 3.46 yds. per carry. In 2011, the 49ers allowed just 3.50 yds. per carry, ranking 1st in the NFL. OPPONENT RUSHING YARDS OPP. YARDS PER CARRY, NFL PER GAME, NFL (2011) (2011) TEAM RUSH YPG 1. San Francisco Baltimore Miami Houston Chicago 96.4 OPPONENT RUSHING YARDS PER GAME, NFL ( ) TEAM RUSH YPG 1. Pittsburgh San Francisco Baltimore Minnesota Dallas 99.3 TEAM AVG 1. San Francisco Baltimore Miami Seattle Jacksonville 3.83 OPP. YARDS PER CARRY, NFL ( ) TEAM AVG 1. San Francisco Baltimore Pittsburgh New York Jets Miami 3.84 The defense allowed 1,236 rushing yds. on the season, which ranked 3rd in franchise history for the fewest rushing yds. allowed in a single season (1995-1,061 rushing yds. allowed; ,199 rushing yds. allowed). Since 2007, the 49ers run defense has been one of the most stout groups in the NFL. From , the Niners rank 1st in the NFC and 2nd in the NFL in opposing rushing average per carry at 3.64 yds. BEST 49ERS RUSHING DEFENSE OVER 5-YEAR SPAN Year AVG THE RUN DOWN OPP. RUSHING AVG. PER CARRY, NFL ( ) TEAM AVG. 1. Baltimore San Francisco Pittsburgh Minnesota New York Jets 3.85 From 2007 through 2011, the 49ers have allowed a 3.64 average rushing gain per carry, which is the 3rd best total in franchise history over a five-year span. DOWN & OUT San Francisco has made a habit of forcing teams into third-and-long since When the Niners have gotten their opponents into 3-and- 6-or-more, they have not allowed them to convert first downs very often. The 49ers rank 4th in the NFL by allowing only 22.6 pct. of opponents to gain a first down when facing third and 6+, since OPP. 3RD-AND-LONG CONV. SINCE 2010, NFL TEAM > 6 YD. PCT 1. Arizona Jacksonville Cincinnati San Francisco Kansas City 22.7 The 49ers run defense has been one of the strong points on the defensive side of the ball. The Niners rank 1st in the NFC and 2nd in the NFL by allowing only 3.46 yds. per rush on first down, since RUSHING DEFENSE ON SECOND DOWN, NFL ( ) TEAM AVG. 1. Miami San Francisco New York Jets Baltimore Seattle 3.74 NOWHERE TO RUN The 49ers have been a physical force over the past three seasons, stripping the ball from QBs and ball carriers alike. With 51 FFs dating back to 2009, the 49ers rank 3rd in the NFL during that span. The team has provided hard hits from all over the field, constantly jarring the ball loose. In 2011, the RUSHING DEFENSE ON FIRST DOWN, NFL ( ) TEAM AVG. 1. Pittsburgh San Francisco Chicago Minnesota New York Jets 3.78 After allowing only 3.46 yds. per rush on first down, the 49ers buckle down even more on second down by allowing only 3.40 yds. per rush, ranking 2nd in the NFL, since FORCING THE ISSUE FORCED FUMBLES, NFL ( ) TEAM FF 1. New York Giants Chicago San Francisco 51 4t. Detroit 49 Minnesota 49 49ers ranked t-2nd in the NFL with 18 FFs. LB Patrick Willis ranked t-5th in the NFL with 4 FFs, setting a new career-high.

17 Since 2009, the 49ers defense has been particularly aggressive when playing its divisional opponents, allowing an average of only 14.4 points per game. The 49ers rank 2nd in the NFL by allowing just 14.4 points per game within a team s own division, since POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME VS. OWN DIVISION, NFL ( ) TEAM PA PPG Allowed 1. Baltimore San Francisco Pittsburgh t. Green Bay Seattle While limiting points against their divisional foes, the 49ers defense racked up 59 sacks over the past three seasons, a total that ranks 1st in the NFL for teams playing within their division during that time span. SACKS VS. OWN DIVISION, NFL ( ) TEAM SACKS 1. San Francisco Seattle 90 3t. New England 88 Minnesota Pittsburgh 85 A DOMINANT DEFENSE IN THE DIVISION SACKS VS. OWN DIVISION ( ) TEAM SACKS 1. San Francisco Minnesota Arizona Detroit Three teams 50 Since 2007, the Niners defense ranks 1st in the NFL with 91 sacks against divisional opponents. The Niners have also picked off opposing divisional QBs 34 times over that time span. San Francisco s run defense over the past three seasons has been remarkable, especially against the NFC West. It is tough in the NFL to beat the same team twice in a season, let alone limit their offensive production on the ground in each game. The Niners have been able to limit their divisional opponents rushing efforts, leading the NFL in numerous run defense categories. Since 2009, the 49ers defense has only allowed 1,361 yds. rushing vs. their own division, ranking the team 1st in the NFL during that time span. The 49ers also rank 1st in the NFL in rushing yds. per game allowed vs. their own division by giving up only 75.6 yds. per game. RUSH DEFENSE VS. OWN DIVISION ( ) TEAM GAMES ATTS. YDS. YDS./GAME 1. San Francisco , Minnesota , Pittsburgh , Chicago , New York Jets , San Francisco ranks 2nd in the NFL, allowing just 3.4 OPP. RUSHING YPC VS. OWN DIV. ( ) yds. per carry, dating back to The 49ers have only TEAM Baltimore San Francisco AVG allowed 14 rushing TDs 3. Minnesota 3.5 against divisional opponents 4. Pittsburgh 3.6 dating back to 2007, which ranks t-3rd in the 5. New York Jets 3.7 NFL. San Francisco s defense has also only allowed 86.6 rushing yds. per game against division foes, ranking 2nd in the NFC and 2nd in the NFL, since OPP. RUSHING TDs VS. OWN DIV. ( ) TEAM RUSHING TDs 1. Minnesota 9 2. Pittsburgh 12 3t. San Francisco 14 Green Bay Baltimore 15 OPP. RUSHING YDS./GAME ( ) TEAM Yds./Gm. 1. Minnesota San Francisco Pittsburgh Baltimore Seattle 96.1 In 2011, the 49ers defense allowed just 465 rushing yds. against NFC West opponents, which ranked 1st in the NFL for fewest rushing yds. allowed against division opponents. FEWEST RUSHING YDS. ALLOWEd VS. OWN DIVISION, 2011 Team Yds. 1. San Francisco Philadelphia Houston Jacksonville Minnesota 507

18 WILLING HIS TEAM TO VICTORY Patrick Willis is has created ed an impressive sive resume even took some snaps under center. He also tossed a few long touchdown passes and could be seen running down the field to join his campers in Willis Career Highlights... - reer sacks. - - les since MOST TACKLES, NFL, 2007-PRESENT (Statistics taken from NFL Gamebook) Player G Total Solo Ast 2. Patrick Willis, SF or-more stops in 4 contests. first five seasons. Willis 2011 Highlights...

19 THE CLOSER Justin Smith honors from his coaches and teammates, mates, as well as others around the his knowledge of the game has landed him back-to-back-to-back -bac -bac Pro Bowl appearances es and consideration for this year s NFL Defensive ensi phase of the game. including timidating closer, and the 49ers have their - - drama builds and the stadium shakes... s... On a team that continues nues to rise to the undeniable tone-setter. tter. came up big for the 49ers by making defensive e First, at Phi. sealed the victory by punching the ball ers. history to register at least 6 sacks in four consecutive seasons. MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS WITH 6.0-OR-MORE SACKS, FRANCHISE HISTORY Player Seasons Sacks 2t. Justin Smith 4 seasons player. - All-Pro LB Patrick Willis IRON MAN Justin Smith - games ranks 3rd among defensive players and 5th among all NFL players. Smith s Career Highlights... defensive linemen, ranks 3rd among all defensive players and ranks 5th in the NFL. sive linemen in tackles according to Gamebook statistics. NFL TOTAL TAL TACKLE LEADERS AMONG DL SINCE BASED ON GAMEBOOK STATISTICS Player Tackles 1. Justin Smith, SF ed on by the defensive ensi coaches ches and is given annually to the most courageous ous and inspirational irat io defensive player. - mitment to promoting unity within the team and their community. - dedication and serves as a community role model for others, which Smith s 2011 Highlights... give the 49ers a 20-3 lead. career. opening day.

20 Aldon Smith ing QBs all season long despite playing mostly college, he made the transition to linebacker in and set a new franchise record for most sacks cord. NFL history. MOST SACKS BY A ROOKIE IN NFL HISTORY Smith s 2011 Highlights... h most sacks among rookies, and ranked t-5th among all players. franchise history for the most SACK HAPPY Player Rookie Year Sacks 2. Aldon Smith, SF SACKS AMONG ROOKIES, NFL, 2011 Player Sacks 1. Aldon Smith, SF 14.0 player to register double-digit sacks since MOST SACKS BY A ROOKIE IN FRANCHISE HISTORY Player Rookie Year Sacks 1. Aldon Smith the second a FF. with a sack. NaVorro Bowman had the opportunity to learn from one of the Bowl. Just one of those rough, tough football guys who does what he com- hustling at all times. Heck of a ball player. - Head Coach Jim Harbaugh Bowman s 2011 Highlights... formance of the season. first on special teams. ter King. cial teams stops. Carlos Rogers Dashon Goldson - on the season and finished and t-4th in the NFL. Rogers was named a start- was named a Pro Bowl reserve. ethlisberger in the hault any scoring chance for Pit. and bring his total to 6 Roethlisberger later BO KNOWS BEST THEY RE SO PICKY NFL LEADERS IN INTERCEPTIONS, 2011 Player INTs 4t. Carlos Rogers, SF 6 Dashon Goldson, SF 6

21 - David Akers, P Andy Lee Ted Ginn Jr. ing, coverage and takeaways. yds. yds., the highest avg. in the NFL. NFL KICKOFF RETURN AVG. HIGHEST 20-PLUS YD. KICKOFF LEADERS IN 2011 RETURN PCT. LEADER IN 2011 Team KOR Avg. Team Pct. 1. San Francisco San Francisco New Orleans 26.5 Ted Ginn Jr. has been a threat in the return game from his first day in the NFL. His athleticism and speed allows him to take one to the house at any given moment. Ginn proved that very point not once but twice in the first game of Ginn s 2011 Highlights... and 3rd in the NFL with 27.6 and finished ranked 3rd in the - turn. Ginn s 2011 Seattle Highlights... Posted the second longest kickoff return at home in franchise history after returning gest in team history and the Rossum registered a kickoff SOMETHING SPECIAL ON SPECIAL TEAMS 2011 NFL KICK RETURN AVERAGE LEADERS Player Avg. 3. Ted Ginn Jr., SF ERS LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TDs AT HOME Player Tackles 2. Ted Ginn Jr. 102 after kickoffs of their own 23.9-yard line. field position at their own 20.6-yard line. AVERAGE STARTING FIELD POSITON AFTER KICKOFFS IN 2011 Team Avg. Start 4. Green Bay San Francisco 23.9 A-GINN AND A-GINN OPPONENTS AVG. STARTING FIELD POSITION AFTER KICKOFFS IN 2011 Team Pct. 3. San Francisco Denver 20.9 NFL with a 50.9 gross avg. Became the first player in franchise history to return a kickoff and Ginn s returns marked the first time in franchise history that the Became the first player in NFL history to have a kickoff return for a - players to do so. - MOST TOTAL RETURN YDS. IN A SINGLE GAME IN FRANCHISE HISTORY Player Date Opp. KOR PR Total 1. Ted Ginn Jr. 9/11/11 vs. Sea

22 Lee s Career Highlights... set the franchise record for most punting yds. ting the NFL single-season record. His efforts Bowl honors. every punting category in franchise history. He currently holds the top spot in punting yds. and punting avg. 49ERS PUNTING YDS. LEADERS 49ERS PUNTING AVG. LEADERS Player Yds. Player Gross Avg. 1. Andy Lee ( ) 33, Andy Lee ( ) 45.7 ranks 2nd in NFL history in gross avg. and 2nd in net avg. NFL CAREER GROSS PUNTING NET PUNTING AVG. LEADERS AVG. LEADERS SINCE 1976 Player Gross Avg. Player Net Avg. 2. Andy Lee, SF Andy Lee, SF (43.9 in 2009). HIGHEST SINGLE SEASON NET PUNTING AVERAGE IN NFL HISTORY Player Year Net Avg. 1. Andy Lee, SF His gross avg. of 50.9 ranks 3rd in NFL history. HIGHEST SINGLE SEASON PUNTING AVERAGE IN NFL HISTORY Player Year Avg. 3. Andy Lee, SF A LETHAL LEG Lee s 2011 Highlights... NFL NET PUNTING AVG LEADERS NFL PUNTING AVG. LEADERS Player Net Avg. Player Avg. 1. Andy Lee, SF Andy Lee, SF 50.9 in his career, as well as scribed his name in the NFL record books. Lee averaged a whopping 59.6 avg., which ranks 3rd all-time in NFL history for the highest punting average in a single game. HIGHEST NET PUNTING AVERAGE IN SINGLE GAME, NFL HISTORY (min. 4 punts) Player Opp. Date NO Yds. Avg. 3. Andy Lee, SF Sea. 9/11/ HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE IN SINGLE GAME, NFL HISTORY (min. 4 punts) Player Date Opp. Punts Yds. Net Avg. 2. Andy Lee, SF 9/11/2011 Sea

23 player in the 2000s decade and was named to the one to remember as he set NFL records in FGs Akers 2011 Highlights... Named to his 6th Pro Bowl after his record- made (44), field goals attempted (52) and points MOST POINTS, NO TDs, SINGLE SEASON, NFL HISTORY Player FGM FGA PATs Pts. 1. David Akers, SF AKERS OF ACCOMPLISHMENTS KICKING INTO THE RECORD BOOKS Akers Career Highlights the most among NFL kickers during that span. FIELD GOALS MADE SINCE 2000 Player FGM 1. David Akers, Phi./SF MOST POINTS SINCE 2000 Player PTS 1. David Akers, Phi./SF 1, goals made. - Park, surpassing K Bruce Gossett s 54 yarder - ALL-TIME POSTSEASON FIELD GOALS MADE Player FGM 2. David Akers, Phi./SF 35 ALL-TIME POSTSEASON SCORING LEADERS Player PTS 3. David Akers, Phi./SF 151 in NFL postseason history. 49ers Head Coach Jim Harbaugh

24 2012 ADDITIONAL PLAYER BIOS Ikaika Alama-Francis signed with the San Francisco 49ers as a free agent on 8/15/12 and has played in 35 games (2 starts) in his NFL career. He was originally a 2nd-round draft choice by the Detroit Lions in 2007 and played for the Miami Dolphins from The 6-5, 290-pounder didn t start playing football until his second year of college at Hawaii, where he originally walked on as a basketball player. // TRANSACTIONS Originally a 2nd-round (58th pick overall) draft choice by Det. in Released by Det. on 9/6/09...Signed by Mia. on 11/24/09... Signed a one-year contract extension with Mia. on 8/16/10..Released by Mia. on 3/13/12...Signed by SF as an unrestricted free agent on 8/15/12. // GOLDMINE Alama-Francis football career didn t begin until his second year of college. He enrolled at Hawaii to play basketball. Head football coach June Jones saw him play and offered him a tryout with the team, where he eventually became a scholarship athlete. The first time I even thought about playing football was in college. I thought I was going to play basketball. At the time, Alama-Francis weighed just 195 pounds. In the next two years he added nearly 100 pounds to his frame as he developed into a defensive lineman. During his first year on the Warriors football team, he played with current 49ers DT Isaac Sopoaga. Despite not playing football until midway through college, he comes from a football background. Alama-Francis father, Joseph, played QB for the Green Bay Packers in the late 1950s and early 1960s. He served as Bart Starr s backup under Head Coach Vince Lombardi. Alama-Francis understands the importance of giving back to the community and is very outgoing when it comes to charity work. During his time in the NFL he participated in the Miami Dolphins Foundation Golf Tournament, delivered thousands of pounds of food to numerous Metro Detroit relief agencies at the Lift Up America Event and participated in the United Way Hometown Huddle to build a $65,000 fitness trail at the NFL/Youth Education Town in Detroit s Boys & Girls Club. When he returns to Hawaii, he visits hospitals and meets with war veterans. It s a blessing to be where you re at right now as an athlete and as a person, so I try to give back as much as I can. // 2011 (MIAMI) Played in 5 games but did not record any tackles. // 2010 (MIAMI) Played in 11 games and finished the season with 9 tackles. // 2009 (MIAMI) Signed with Mia. (11/24) after being released by Det. (9/6). He was inactive for 6 games with Mia. // 2008 (DETROIT) Played in 13 games (2 starts) and had 20 tackles and 1.0 sack. Made first career NFL start at Car. (11/16/08) and also registered 0.5 sack and first FR. // 2007 (DETROIT) Played in 6 games and tallied 6 tackles. Made NFL debut at Phi. (9/23).

25 // COLLEGE Alama-Francis began his college career as a walk-on for Hawaii s basketball team and played in nine games during the hoops season. Hawaii s head football coach June Jones asked Alama-Francis to tryout for the gridiron team after seeing his combination of size and athleticism. Alama-Francis made the team and began playing in the 2003 season and eventually earned a scholarship with the football program. He played in 41 games (26 starts) at Hawaii and recorded 112 tackles, 10.0 sacks, 21.5 TFLs, 4 PDs, 6 FRs and 4 FFs. During his senior season in 2006, he made the All-WAC First-Team by the league s coaches, media and The NFL Draft Report and was named to the Super Sleeper Team. He started 13 games and finished the year with 39 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 11 TFLs, 2 PDs, 4 FRs and 2 FFs. In 2005 as a junior, Alama-Francis started all 12 games and earned a spot on the All-WAC Second-Team after tallying 49 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 7.5 TFLs, 2 PDs, 1 FR and 2 FFs. In 2004, he played in 10 games and had 22 tackles and 2 TFLs. In 2003, his first year playing organized football, he saw time in 6 games and recorded 2 tackles. // PERSONAL Son of Rolenda Alama-Francis and Joseph Francis. His father was a quarterback for the Green Bay Packers behind Bart Starr in 1958 and 1959 during the Vince Lombardi era. Joseph was later a long time head football coach at Pearl City HS in Hawaii. Attended Kalaheo (Kailua, Oahu, Hawaii) HS, where he lettered in basketball, volleyball and baseball. Twice he was named the league player of the year and a First-Team All-State in basketball and volleyball. Did not play football in high school, but was a member of the state championship basketball team as a junior. Was a physical education major in college. Born Ikaika Alama-Francis (12/4/84) in Kaneohe, Hawaii. ALAMA-FRANCIS CAREER STATISTICS ALAMA-FRANCIS CAREER HIGHS

26 ALAMA-FRANCIS GAME-BY-GAME

27 The second overall pick of the 2001 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals, Leonard Davis has started all 155 games in his career that he has appeared in. Davis made 3 consecutive Pro Bowl trips from 2007 to 2009 and started 64 straight games between 2007 and At 6-6, 355 pounds, Davis has been a big, strong and versatile run-blocker and pass protector, missing only 5 games from 2001 to // TRANSACTIONS Originally a 1st round (2nd overall) draft choice by Arz. in the 2001 NFL Draft...Signed as an unrestricted free agent by Dal. on 3/4/07...Released by Dal. on 7/28/11...Signed a one-year contract by Det. on 11/7/11...Signed a one-year contract with SF on 7/26/12. // AWARDS & HONORS 2001: PFW/PFWA All- Rookie Team 2007: Associated Press All-Pro 2nd Team, NFC Pro Bowl 2008: NFC Pro Bowl 2009: NFC Pro Bowl // GOLDMINE When Leonard isn t playing football, he can be heard playing music. Four years ago, he started playing the bass guitar, learning on his own before starting lessons a year later. That passion grew when he joined former Dallas Cowboys offensive linemen teammates Marc Colombo and Cory Procter to form the band Free Reign. The band signed a record deal and released its first album in In the last year, Davis became involved playing music at his local church in Phoenix, Az. Davis strength can be traced back to his youth. His father, L.A. Davis had to drop out of school when he was a teenager, begin working and help support his family. Growing up, Davis helped his family working odd jobs on a farm. We did backbreaking stuff, picking corn with your hands, not with a machine, going through and shredding it, throwing it over and in the tractor, Davis said. You scoop it in a bucket, throw it in the trailer and when its time to unload, you shovel it out. The constant exercise kept Davis in shape and helped build muscle. Davis said his dream of playing in the NFL started in 2nd grade. In elementary and middle school, he helped as a manager for the high school football team. Davis joined a youth football league in 6th grade, but it was difficult for his family to raise enough money to register so he could play sports. But enough friends and community members would help out. Just for me to go to a basketball tournament, people would have to pitch in. // 2011 (DETROIT) Signed with Det. on 11/7 and was inactive for final 8 games of regular season. // 2010 (DALLAS) Started all 16 games and one playoff game at RG. Cowboys totaled 4,042 passing yds., which ranked 6th in the NFL. // 2009 (DALLAS) Started all 16 games at RG and earned his 3rd consecutive trip to the Pro Bowl. Dal. finished 2nd in the NFL in total offense (399.4 yds. per game) and was 6th in the NFL (2nd in NFC) in passing with yds. per game. Cowboys gained 6,390 total yds. on offense, the most in a team history and it marked the first time the club surpassed 6,000 yds. of offense. // 2008 (DALLAS) Earned his 2nd straight Pro Bowl appearance after starting all 16 games at RG. Part of Dal. offensive line that also featured Pro Bowlers T Flozell Adams and C Andre Gurode.

28 // 2007 (DALLAS) Named 2nd Team All-Pro by Associated Press Selected to first Pro Bowl along with offensive linemen teammates T Flozell Adams and C Andre Gurode. Part of Cowboys team that sent a team-record 13 players to Pro Bowl. Helped Dal. win a team-record 13 games and first NFC East title since Dal. offense ranked 2nd in NFL with 28.4 points per game. The 455 points were the 2nd most in team history. Offense also ranked 3rd in NFL with yds per game and finished 4th in passing (256.6 yds. per game). // 2006 (ARIZONA) Started all 16 games at LT for Arz. Anchored offensive line that led way for RB Edgerrin James become first Arz. 1,000 yds. rusher since // 2005 (ARIZONA) Started first 15 games before a knee injury forced him to miss final regular season game at Ind. (1/1). Helped QB Kurt Warner post the highest completion percentage in team history (64.5 percent). The Cardinals led NFL in passing for first time in franchise history (348.4 yds. per game). // 2004 (ARIZONA) Started 15 games at LT and blocked for HOF RB Emmitt Smith in his final NFL season. Smith rushed for 937 yards in 2004 to finish his career as the NFL s all-time leader with 18,355. // 2003 (ARIZONA) Missed the preseason after breaking a bone in his right hand during training camp. Began the regular season at RG vs. Det. (9/7) and started 14 games. // 2001 (ARIZONA) Selected to PFW/PFWA All-Rookie Team Started all 16 games as a rookie at RG. Made first NFL start at RG vs. Den (9/23) // COLLEGE Davis anchored the Longhorns offensive line as a junior and senior and started in 21 of the team s last 24 games. He began his college career playing defensive tackle. As a senior, he earned First-Team All-America honors from the Walter Camp Foundation, Football Writers Association, and The Sporting News. He was a consensus All-Big 12 Conference first-team choice and was a top 3 finalist for the Outland Trophy, honoring the country s best lineman. // PERSONAL In high school, Davis was a Parade Magazine and USA Today All- American at Wortham (TX) HS. He also lettered in track and basketball. Davis has 21 half-brothers and half-sisters. His father, L.A. Davis, had 11 children from a previous marriage and his mother, Sammie Lee, had 10 from a previous marriage. His brother, Charlie played at TCU and played 10 seasons in the NFL with the Pittsburgh Steelers, St. Louis Cardinals and the USFL s Houston Gamblers. Born Leonard Barnett Davis (9/5/78) in Wortham, TX. Majored in youth and community studies. // INJURY REPORT 2005: Suffered a knee injury vs Phi. (12/24) and was inactive at Ind. (1/1/06) 2004: Suffered a knee injury vs. Sea (12/26) and was placed on IR 12/31. Missed final regular sesaon game vs. TB (1/2/05) 2003: Suffered a right ankle sprain 9/7 vs. Det. and missed 2 games vs. GB (9/21) and at StL (9/28) 2002: Sprained left knee 12/21 vs. SF and missed final regular season game at Den. (12/29) // 2002 (ARIZONA) Started 15 games and played both RT and RG. A preseason injury to RT Anthony Clement forced Davis to switch to RT after playing RG as a rookie. DAVIS CAREER STATISTICS

29 Kenny Rowe returns to the 49ers after spending the 2011 training camp with the club. A Southern California native, Rowe earned Second-Team All-Pac 10 honors as a senior, in // TRANSACTIONS Originally signed as a undrafted free agent by SF on 7/27/11...Released by SF on 9/3/11...Signed by SF to a two-year deal on 8/11/12. // 2011 Signed with SF as an undrafted free agent on 7/27/11, but was released on 9/3/11. // COLLEGE Played in 52 games (26 starts) for the Ducks, registering 109 tackles, 23.5 sacks, 10 FFs, 2 FRs, 37.5 TFLs and 9 PDs. In 2010, named firstteam All-Pac-10 according to Scout.com and second-team choice by the conference coaches, Phil Steele and Rivals.com. Started all 13 games, registering a team-high 7.0 sacks, while notching 48 tackles, 5 FFs, FR, 16.5 TFLs and 3 PDs. His 5 FFs ranked t-2nd in the nation and led the Pac-10. As a junior, was an honorable mention All-Pac-10 selection, registering 43 tackles, 11.5 sacks, 3 FFs, FR, 15 TFLs and 4 PDs and was named the Rose Bowl Defensive MVP. Played in all 13 games as a sophomore and recorded 10 tackles, 1 FF and 2 PDs. As a freshman, tallied 8 tackles, 5.0 sacks, 1 FF and 6 TFLs. // PERSONAL Attended Raul Lara Polytechnic (Long Beach, CA) HS, where he was named SuperPrep All-American. Recorded 31.0 sacks in HS career, including 17.0 as a senior. Helped lead Poly HS to Moore League championship. Born Kenneth Lealand Rowe (4/22/89) in Los Angeles, CA.

30 AS OF AUGUST 27, 2012 OFFENSE WR 15 Michael Crabtree 10 Kyle Williams 17 A.J. Jenkins 89 Nathan Palmer 81 Chris Owusu LT 74 Joe Staley 78 Mike Person 65 Al Netter LG 77 Mike Iupati 66 Joe Looney C 59 Jonathan Goodwin 67 Daniel Kilgore 61 Chase Beeler RG 75 Alex Boone 68 Leonard Davis 71 Derek Hall RT 76 Anthony Davis 69 Kenny Wiggins TE 85 Vernon Davis 46 Delanie Walker 88 Konrad Reuland 40 Demarcus Dobbs 48 Garrett Celek 47 Kyle Nelson WR 19 Ted Ginn Jr. -or- 84 Randy Moss -or- 82 Mario Manningham 18 Brett Swain FB 49 Bruce Miller 24 Anthony Dixon RB 21 Frank Gore 32 Kendall Hunter 45 Brandon Jacobs 23 LaMichael James 28 Rock Cartwright QB 11 Alex Smith 7 Colin Kaepernick 1 Josh Johnson 3 Scott Tolzien defense LDT 91 Ray McDonald 95 Ricky Jean Francois 40 Demarcus Dobbs NT 90 Isaac Sopoaga 93 Ian Williams 63 Tony Jerod-Eddie RDT 94 Justin Smith 92 Will Tukuafu OLB 55 Ahmad Brooks 98 Parys Haralson 44 Eric Bakhtiari 50 Cam Johnson ILB 53 NaVorro Bowman 54 Larry Grant 51 Joe Holland ILB 52 Patrick Willis 56 Tavares Gooden 57 Michael Wilhoite OLB 99 Aldon Smith 98 Parys Haralson 41 Kenny Rowe 47 Ikaika Alama-Francis LCB 22 Carlos Rogers 26 Tramaine Brock 20 Perrish Cox RCB 25 Tarell Brown 29 Chris Culliver 33 Anthony Mosley FS 38 Dashon Goldson 27 C.J. Spillman 43 Colin Jones SS 31 Donte Whitner 30 Trenton Robinson 32 Darcel McBath 36 Michael Thomas SPECIAL TEAMS PR 19 Ted Ginn Jr. 10 Kyle Williams 23 LaMichael James KOR 19 Ted Ginn Jr. 32 Kendall Hunter 23 LaMichael James P 4 Andy Lee K 2 David Akers H 4 Andy Lee LS 86 Brian Jennings 47 Kyle Nelson Underline - rookies - Physically Unable to Perform - LB Darius Fleming Non-Football Injury List - RB Jewel Hampton Ikaika Alama-Francis...ee-KY-kah, ah-la-mah Eric Bahktiari... BOCK-tee-ar-eeh NaVorro Bowman..nuh-VARR-oh, BOH-minn Tramaine Brock...truh-MAIN Ahmad Brooks...uh-MAHD Tarell Brown...tuh-RELL Garrett Celek... SELL-ick Perrish Cox...PEHR-ish Demarcus Dobbs... duh-mar-kus Darius Fleming...DARE-eeh-us Dashon Goldson... duh-shawn Tavares Gooden... TUH-var-us Parys Haralson...Paris Mike Iupati... yoo-pah-tee Ricky Jean-Francois...jawn-FRAN-swah 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS depth chart pronunciation guide Tony Jerod-Eddie...JARE-ud ED-eeh Colin Kaepernick... CAP-ur-nick Daniel Kilgore...KILL-gore Mario Manningham...MARE-eeh-oh Darcel McBath...darr-CELL, mik-bath Chris Owusu...oh-WOO-su Konrad Reuland...KONN-rad, RULE-and Aldon Smith...ALL-dun Isaac Sopoaga...soh-poh-AH-guh Joe Staley... STAY-lee Scott Tolzien...toll-ZEEN Will Tukuafu... too-koo-ah-foo Delanie Walker...duh-LAY-nee Donte Whitner...DAHN-tay Michael Wilhoite... will-hoyt coaching staff Jim Harbaugh...Head Coach Brad Seely... Assistant Head Coach/ Special Teams Coordinator Greg Roman...Offensive Coordinator Vic Fangio...Defensive Coordinator Michael Christianson...Offensive Assistant/ Coordinator of Football Technology Geep Chryst... Quarterbacks Reggie Davis...Tight Ends Ed Donatell...Secondary Tim Drevno...Offensive Line Ejiro Evero...Offensive Assistant Peter Hansen... Defensive Asst./Quality Control Greg Jackson...Assistant Secondary Jim Leavitt...Linebackers John Morton... Wide Receivers Tom Rathman...Running Backs Tracy Smith...Special Teams Assistant Mike Solari...Offensive Line Kevin Tolbert...Assistant Strength & Conditioning Jim Tomsula...Defensive Line Paul Wulff...Senior Offensive Assistant Mark Uyeyama...Head Strength & Conditioning Kevin Tolbert...Assistant Strength & Conditioning Dave Scholz...Strength, Nutrition & Conditioning Assistant

31 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ers alphabetical roster AS OF AUGUST 27, 2012 NO PLAYER POS HT WT Birthdate EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN 2 Akers, David K Louisville Lexington, KY 47 Alama-Francis, Ikaika LB Hawaii Kailua, HI 44 Bakhtiari, Eric LB San Diego Burlingame, CA 61 Beeler, Chase C Stanford Jenks, OK 75 Boone, Alex G/T Ohio State Cleveland, OH 53 Bowman, NaVorro LB Penn State Forestville, MD 26 Brock, Tramaine CB Belhaven Long Beach, MS 55 Brooks, Ahmad LB Virginia Woodbridge, VA 25 Brown, Tarell CB Texas Mesquite, TX 28 Cartwright, Rock RB Kansas State Conroe, TX 48 Celek, Garrett TE R Michigan State Cincinnati, OH 20 Cox, Perrish CB Oklahoma State Waco, TX 15 Crabtree, Michael WR Texas Tech Dallas, TX 29 Culliver, Chris CB South Carolina Garner, NC 76 Davis, Anthony T Rutgers Piscataway, NJ 68 Davis, Leonard G Texas Wortham, TX 85 Davis, Vernon TE Maryland Washington, DC 24 Dixon, Anthony RB Mississippi State Terry, MS 40 Dobbs, Demarcus TE Georgia Savannah, GA 19 Ginn Jr., Ted WR Ohio State Cleveland, OH 38 Goldson, Dashon S Washington Carson, CA 56 Gooden, Tavares LB Miami Ft. Lauderdale, FL 59 Goodwin, Jonathan C Michigan Columbia, SC 21 Gore, Frank RB Miami Coral Gables, FL 54 Grant, Larry LB Ohio State Santa Rosa, CA 71 Hall, Derek T Stanford Overland Park, KS 98 Haralson, Parys LB Tennessee Madison, MS 51 Holland, Joe LB R Purdue Indianapolis, IN 32 Hunter, Kendall RB Oklahoma State Tyler, TX 77 Iupati, Mike G Idaho Anaheim, CA 45 Jacobs, Brandon RB Southern Illinois Napoleanville, LA 23 James, LaMichael RB R Oregon Texarkana, TX 95 Jean Francois, Ricky DT Louisiana State Miami Gardens, FL 17 Jenkins, A.J. WR R Illinois Jacksonville, FL 86 Jennings, Brian TE/LS Arizona State Mesa, AZ 63 Jerod-Eddie, Tony DT R Texas A&M DeSoto, TX 50 Johnson, Cam LB R Virginia Greenbelt, MD 1 Johnson, Josh QB San Diego Oakland, CA 43 Jones, Colin S Texas Christian Bridgeport, TX 7 Kaepernick, Colin QB Nevada Turlock, CA 67 Kilgore, Daniel G Appalachian State Kingsport, TN 4 Lee, Andy P Pittsburgh Westminster, SC 66 Looney, Joe G R Wake Forest Lake Worth, FL 82 Manningham, Mario WR Michigan Warren, OH 32 McBath, Darcel S Texas Tech Gainseville, TX 91 McDonald, Ray DT Florida Belle Glade, FL 49 Miller, Bruce FB Central Florida Woodstock, GA 33 Mosley, Anthony CB R Kentucky Cleveland, OH 84 Moss, Randy WR Marshall Rand, WV 47 Nelson, Kyle TE New Mexico State Waco, TX 65 Netter, Al G R Northwestern Rohnert Park, CA 81 Owusu, Chris WR R Stanford Westlake Village, CA 89 Palmer, Nathan WR R Northern Illinois Elkhart, IN 78 Person, Mike G Montana State Glendive, MT 88 Reuland, Konrad TE Stanford Mission Viejo, CA 30 Robinson, Trenton S R Michigan State Bay City, MI 22 Rogers, Carlos CB Auburn Augusta, GA 41 Rowe, Kenny LB Oregon Long Beach, CA 99 Smith, Aldon LB Missouri Raytown, MO 11 Smith, Alex QB Utah La Mesa, CA 94 Smith, Justin DT Missouri Jefferson City, MO 90 Sopoaga, Isaac NT Hawaii Pago Pago, American Samoa 27 Spillman, C.J. S Marshall Louisville, KY 74 Staley, Joe T Central Michigan Rockford, MI 18 Swain, Brett WR San Diego State Asheville, NC 36 Thomas, Michael S R Stanford Houston, TX 3 Tolzien, Scott QB Wisconsin Rolling Meadows, IL 92 Tukuafu, Will DT Oregon Salt Lake City, UT 46 Walker, Delanie TE Central Missouri Pomona, CA 31 Whitner, Donte S Ohio State Cleveland, OH 69 Wiggins, Kenny T Fresno State Elk Grove, CA 57 Wilhoite, Michael LB Washburn Topeka, KS 93 Williams, Ian NT Notre Dame Altamonte Springs, FL 10 Williams, Kyle WR Arizona State Scottsdale, AZ 52 Willis, Patrick LB Mississippi Bruceton, TN RESERVE/NON-FOOTBALL INJURY 33 Hampton, Jewel RB R Southern Illinois Indianapolis, IN RESERVE/PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM 58 Fleming, Darius LB R Notre Dame Chicago, IL

32 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ers numerical roster AS OF AUGUST 27, 2012 NO PLAYER POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE ACQUIRED 1 Josh Johnson QB San Diego FA in 12 2 David Akers K Louisville FA in 11 3 Scott Tolzien QB Wisconsin W in 11 (SD) 4 Andy Lee P Pittsburgh D-6A in 04 7 Colin Kaepernick QB Nevada D-2 in Kyle Williams WR Arizona State D-6C in Alex Smith QB Utah D-1 in Michael Crabtree WR Texas Tech D-1 in A.J. Jenkins WR R Illinois D-1 in Brett Swain WR San Diego State FA in Ted Ginn Jr. WR Ohio State TR in 10 (Mia.) 20 Perrish Cox CB Oklahoma State FA in Frank Gore RB Miami D-3A in Carlos Rogers CB Auburn FA in LaMichael James RB R Oregon D-2 in Anthony Dixon RB Mississippi State D-6A in Tarell Brown CB Texas D-5 in Tramaine Brock CB Belhaven FA in C.J. Spillman S Marshall W in 10 (SD) 28 Rock Cartwright RB Kansas State FA in Chris Culliver CB South Carolina D-3 in Trenton Robinson S R Michigan State D-6A in Donte Whitner S Ohio State FA in Kendall Hunter RB Oklahoma State D-4 in Darcel McBath S Texas Tech FA in Anthony Mosley CB R Kentucky FA in Michael Thomas S R Stanford FA in Dashon Goldson S Washington D-4B in Demarcus Dobbs TE/DT Georgia FA in Kenny Rowe LB Oregon FA in Colin Jones S Texas Christian D-6B in Eric Bakhtiari LB San Diego FA in Brandon Jacobs RB Southern Illinois FA in Delanie Walker TE Central Missouri D-6A in Ikaika Alama-Francis LB Hawaii FA in Kyle Nelson TE New Mexico State FA in Garrett Celek TE R Michigan State FA in Bruce Miller FB Central Florida D-7A in Cam Johnson LB R Virginia D-7 in Joe Holland LB R Purdue FA in Patrick Willis LB Mississippi D-1A in NaVorro Bowman LB Penn State D-3 in Larry Grant LB Ohio State FA in Ahmad Brooks LB Virginia W in 08 (Cin.) 56 Tavares Gooden LB Miami FA in Michael Wilhoite LB Washburn FA in Jonathan Goodwin C Michigan FA in Chase Beeler C Stanford FA in Tony Jerod-Eddie DT R Texas A&M FA in Al Netter G R Northwestern FA in Joe Looney G R Wake Forest D-4 in Daniel Kilgore G Appalachian State D-5 in Leonard Davis G Texas FA in Kenny Wiggins T Fresno State FA in Derek Hall T Stanford FA in Joe Staley T Central Michigan D-1B in Alex Boone G/T Ohio State FA in Anthony Davis T Rutgers D-1A in Mike Iupati G Idaho D-1B in Mike Person G Montana State D-7B in Chris Owusu WR R Stanford FA in Mario Manningham WR Michigan FA in Randy Moss WR Marshall FA in Vernon Davis TE Maryland D-1A in Brian Jennings TE/LS Arizona State D-7B in Konrad Reuland TE Stanford FA in Nathan Palmer WR R Northern Illinois FA in Isaac Sopoaga NT Hawaii D-4A in Ray McDonald DT Florida D-3B in Will Tukuafu DT Oregon FA in Ian Williams NT Notre Dame FA in Justin Smith DT Missouri UFA in Ricky Jean Francois DT Louisiana State D-7B in Parys Haralson LB Tennessee D-5 in Aldon Smith LB Missouri D-1 in 11 RESERVE/NON-FOOTBALL INJURY 33 Jewel Hampton RB R Southern Illinois FA in 12 RESERVE/PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM 58 Darius Fleming LB R Notre Dame D-5 in 12

33 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ers positional roster AS OF AUGUST 27, 2012 NO PLAYER POS HT WT DOB EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN ACQUIRED Quarterbacks (4) 1 Johnson, Josh QB San Diego Oakland, CA FA in 12 3 Tolzien, Scott QB Wisconsin Rolling Meadows, IL W in 11 (SD) 7 Kaepernick, Colin QB Nevada Turlock, CA D-2 in Smith, Alex QB Utah La Mesa, CA D-1 in 05 Running Backs (7) 21 Gore, Frank RB Miami Coral Gables, FL D-3A in James, LaMichael RB R Oregon Texarkana, TX D-2 in Dixon, Anthony RB Mississippi State Terry, MS D6-A in Cartwright, Rock RB Kansas State Conroe, TX FA in Hunter, Kendall RB Oklahoma State Tyler, TX D-4 in Jacobs, Brandon RB Southern Illinois Napoleanville, LA FA in Miller, Bruce FB Central Florida Woodstock, GA D-7A in 11 Wide Receivers (9) 10 Williams, Kyle WR Arizona State Scottsdale, AZ D-6C in Crabtree, Michael WR Texas Tech Dallas, TX D-1 in Jenkins, A.J. WR R Illinois Jacksonville, FL D-1 in Swain, Brett WR San Diego State Asheville, NC FA in Ginn Jr., Ted WR Ohio State Cleveland, OH TR in 10 (Mia.) 81 Owusu, Chris WR R Stanford Westlake Village, CA FA in Manningham, Mario WR Michigan Warren, OH FA in Moss, Randy WR Marshall Rand, WV FA in Palmer, Nathan WR R Northern Illinois Elkhart, IN FA in 12 Tight Ends (6) 40 Dobbs, Demarcus TE/DT Georgia Savannah, GA FA in Walker, Delanie TE Central Missouri Pomona, CA D-6A in Nelson, Kyle TE New Mexico State Waco, TX FA in Celek, Garrett TE R Michigan State Cincinnati, OH FA in Davis, Vernon TE Maryland Washington, DC D-1A in Reuland, Konrad TE Stanford Mission Viejo, CA FA in 11 Offensive Line (13) 59 Goodwin, Jonathan C Michigan Columbia, SC FA in Beeler, Chase C Stanford Jenks, OK FA in Netter, Al G R Northwestern Rohnert Park, CA FA in Looney, Joe G R Wake Forest Lake Worth, FL D-4 in Kilgore, Daniel G Appalachian State Kingsport, TN D-5 in Davis, Leonard G Texas Wortham, TX FA in Wiggins, Kenny T Fresno State Elk Grove, CA FA in Hall, Derek T Stanford Overland Park, KS FA in Staley, Joe T Central Michigan Rockford, MI D-1B in Boone, Alex G/T Ohio State Cleveland, OH FA in Davis, Anthony T Rutgers Piscataway, NJ D1-A in Iupati, Mike G Idaho Anaheim, CA D1-B in Person, Mike G Montana State Glendive, MT D-7B in 11 Defensive Line (8) 40 Dobbs, Demarcus TE/DT Georgia Savannah, GA FA in Jerod-Eddie, Tony DT R Texas A&M DeSoto, TX FA in Sopoaga, Isaac NT Hawaii Pago Pago, American Samoa D-4A in McDonald, Ray DT Florida Belle Glade, FL D-3B in Tukuafu, Will DT Oregon Salt Lake City, UT FA in Williams, Ian NT Notre Dame Altamonte Springs, FL FA in Smith, Justin DT Missouri Jefferson City, MO UFA in Jean Francois, Ricky DT Louisiana State Miami Gardens, FL D-7B in 09 Linebackers (13) 41 Rowe, Kenny LB Oregon Long Beach, CA FA in Bakhtiari, Eric LB San Diego Burlingame, CA FA in Alama-Francis, Ikaika LB Hawaii Kailua, HI FA in Johnson, Cam LB R Virginia Greenbelt, MD D-7 in Holland, Joe LB R Purdue Indianapolis, IN FA in Willis, Patrick LB Mississippi Bruceton, TN D-1A in Bowman, NaVorro LB Penn State Forestville, MD D-3 in Grant, Larry LB Ohio State Santa Rosa, CA FA in Brooks, Ahmad LB Virginia Woodbridge, VA W in 08 (Cin.) 56 Gooden, Tavares LB Miami Ft. Lauderdale, FL FA in Wilhoite, Michael LB Washburn Topeka, KS FA in Haralson, Parys LB Tennessee Madison, MS D-5 in Smith, Aldon LB Missouri Raytown, MO D-1 in 11 Defensive Backs (13) 20 Cox, Perrish CB Oklahoma State Waco, TX FA in Rogers, Carlos CB Auburn Augusta, GA FA in Brown, Tarell CB Texas Mesquite, TX D-5 in Brock, Tramaine CB Bellhaven Long Beach, MS FA in Spillman, C.J. S Marshall Louisville, KY W in 10 (SD) 29 Culliver, Chris CB South Carolina Garner, NC D-3 in Robinson, Trenton S R Michigan State Bay City, MI D-6A in Whitner, Donte S Ohio State Cleveland, OH FA in McBath, Darcel S Texas Tech Gainseville, TX FA in Mosley, Anthony CB R Kentucky Cleveland, OH FA in Thomas, Michael S R Stanford Houston, TX FA in Goldson, Dashon S Washington Carson, CA D-4B in Jones, Colin S Texas Christian Bridgeport, TX D-6B in 11 Specialists (3) 2 Akers, David K Louisville Lexington, KY FA in 11 4 Lee, Andy P Pittsburgh Westminster, SC D-6A in Jennings, Brian TE/LS Arizona State Mesa, AZ D-7B in 00 RESERVE/NON-FOOTBALL INJURY (1) 33 Hampton, Jewel RB R Southern Illinois Indianapolis, IN FA in 12 RESERVE/PHYSICALLY UNABLE TO PERFORM (1) 58 Fleming, Darius LB R Notre Dame Chicago, IL D-5 in 12

34 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ers roster breakdown Roster By Experience HOW THEY WERE BUILT PLAYER EXP GP/GS W/ SF YEAR PLAYER ACQ David Akers /0 16/ Brian Jennings D7b Brian Jennings /0 192/ Isaac Sopoaga D4a Randy Moss /191 0/0 Andy Lee D6a Justin Smith /171 64/ Alex Smith D1 Leonard Davis /155 0/0 Frank Gore D3a Jonathan Goodwin /75 16/ Vernon Davis D1a Rock Cartwright /5 0/0 Parys Haralson D5 Andy Lee 9 128/0 128/0 Delanie Walker D6a Isaac Sopoaga 9 109/69 109/ Patrick Willis D1a Frank Gore 8 100/86 100/86 Joe Staley D1b Brandon Jacobs 8 100/48 0/0 Tarell Brown D5 Carlos Rogers 8 94/84 16/16 Ray McDonald D3b Alex Smith 8 69/65 69/65 Dashon Goldson D4b Vernon Davis 7 88/86 88/ Justin Smith FA Parys Haralson 7 86/68 86/68 Ahmad Brooks W Donte Whitner 7 84/81 15/ Michael Crabtree D1 Delanie Walker 7 83/36 83/36 Ricky Jean Francois D7b Ahmad Brooks 7 58/24 45/17 Alex Boone FA Patrick Willis 6 76/76 76/ Anthony Davis D1A Ted Ginn Jr. 6 77/38 27/3 Mike Iupati D1B Ray McDonald 6 71/24 71/24 NaVorro Bowman D3 Tarell Brown 6 71/21 71/21 Anthony Dixon D6A Dashon Goldson 6 65/48 65/48 Kyle Williams D6C Joe Staley 6 66/66 66/66 Ted Ginn Jr. TR Ikaika Alama-Francis 6 35/2 0/0 Tramaine Brock FA Tavares Gooden 5 42/12 16/0 Will Tukuafu FA Josh Johnson 5 26/5 0/0 C.J. Spillman W Larry Grant 4 50/11 16/ Aldon Smith D1 Michael Crabtree 4 42/40 42/40 Colin Kaepernick D2 Mario Manningham 4 49/28 0/0 Chris Culliver D3 C.J. Spillman 4 37/1 27/0 Kendall Hunter D4 Ricky Jean Francois 4 35/2 35/2 Daniel Kilgore D5 Brett Swain 4 28/2 5/1 Colin Jones D6B Darcel McBath 4 21/1 0/0 Bruce Miller D7A Anthony Davis 3 32/32 32/32 Mike Person D7B Mike Iupati 3 32/32 32/32 David Akers FA NaVorro Bowman 3 32/17 32/17 Demarcus Dobbs FA Anthony Dixon 3 32/0 32/0 Jonathan Goodwin FA Kyle Williams 3 18/1 18/1 Carlos Rogers FA Alex Boone 3 17/0 17/0 Donte Whitner FA Tramaine Brock 3 14/0 14/0 Ian Williams FA Will Tukuafu 2 4/0 4/0 Tavares Gooden FA Chris Culliver 2 16/0 16/0 Larry Grant FA Kendall Hunter 2 16/1 16/1 Scott Tolzien W Bruce Miller 2 15/8 15/8 Chase Beeler FA Aldon Smith 2 16/0 16/0 Derek Hall FA Colin Jones 2 13/0 13/0 Kyle Nelson FA Demarcus Dobbs 2 12/0 12/0 Konrad Reuland FA Colin Kaepernick 2 3/0 3/0 Michael Wilhoite FA Ian Williams 2 1/0 1/0 John Matthews FA Daniel Kilgore 2 1/0 1/ A.J. Jenkins D1 Mike Person 2 0/0 0/0 LaMichael James D2 Scott Tolzien 2 0/0 0/0 Joe Looney D4 Perrish Cox 2 15/9 0/0 Darius Fleming* D5 Eric Bakhtiari 1 0/0 0/0 Trenton Robinson D6A Chase Beeler 1 0/0 0/0 Cam Johnson D7 Derek Hall 1 0/0 0/0 Kenny Wiggins FA Kyle Nelson 1 0/0 0/0 Randy Moss FA Konrad Reuland 1 0/0 0/0 Mario Manningham FA Michael Wilhoite 1 0/0 0/0 Perrish Cox FA Kenny Wiggins 1 0/0 0/0 Rock Cartwright FA Kenny Rowe 1 0/0 0/0 Josh Johnson FA A.J. Jenkins R 0/0 0/0 Brandon Jacobs FA LaMichael James R 0/0 0/0 Brett Swain FA Joe Looney R 0/0 0/0 Garrett Celek FA Darius Fleming* R 0/0 0/0 Jewel Hampton^ FA Trenton Robinson R 0/0 0/0 Joe Holland FA Cam Johnson R 0/0 0/0 Anthony Mosley FA Garrett Celek R 0/0 0/0 Al Netter FA Jewel Hampton^ R 0/0 0/0 Chris Owusu FA Joe Holland R 0/0 0/0 Michael Thomas FA Anthony Mosley R 0/0 0/0 Tony Jerod-Eddie FA Al Netter R 0/0 0/0 Eric Bakhtiari FA Chris Owusu R 0/0 0/0 Darcel McBath FA Nathan Palmer R 0/0 0/0 Leonard Davis FA Michael Thomas R 0/0 0/0 Kenny Rowe FA Tony Jerod-Eddie R 0/0 0/0 Ikaika Alama-Francis FA * - Denotes player on the Physically Unable to Perform List ^ - Denotes player on the Non-Football Injury List

35 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS transactions 1-3 Signed LB Bruce Davis to the practice squad. 1-5 Waived LB Bruce Davis from the practice squad and signed LB Rick Elmore to the practice squad Signed C Chase Beeler, T Derek Hall, FS Mark LeGree, DB Cory Nelms, WR Kyle Nelson, TE Konrad Reuland and LB Michael Wilhoite to Reserve/Future contracts Signed WR John Matthews to a Reserve/Future contract Signed G Garrett Chisolm and T Kenny Wiggins to Reserve/Future contracts Named Tracy Smith special teams assistant. Two coaches received new titles: Ejiro Evero was named offensive assistant and Michael Christianson was named offensive assistant & coordinator of football technology Signed LS Ryan Pontbriand to a one-year contract Signed LB Ahmad Brooks to a six-year contract extension. 3-2 Placed the non-exclusive franchise tag on S Dashon Goldson. 3-6 Signed S C.J. Spillman to a three-year contract extension. 3-8 Signed DT Will Tukuafu to a two-year contract extension Tendered one-year contracts to exclusive rights free agent CB Tramaine Brock and restricted free agent LB Larry Grant. Signed WR Randy Moss to a one-year contract Signed CB Perrish Cox to a two-year contract and signed LB Tavares Gooden to a one-year contract Released CB Shawntae Spencer Re-signed CB Carlos Rogers to a four-year contract and signed RB Rock Cartwright to a one-year deal Re-signed QB Alex Smith to a three-year deal Signed WR Mario Manningham and QB Josh Johnson both to twoyear deals and re-signed WR Ted Ginn Jr. to a one-year deal Waived WR Dontavia Bogan. 4-6 Signed RB Brandon Jacobs to a one-year deal LB Larry Grant signed the one-year contract he had previously been tendered. Signed WR Brett Swain to a one-year deal Selected WR A.J. Jenkins in the 1st round (30th overall) Selected RB LaMichael James in the 2nd round (61st overall) and traded 3rd round pick (92nd overall) to Indianapolis for a th round pick (97th overall) and the Colts th round selection Traded 4th round (97th overall) pick to Miami for a th round pick (103rd overall), a th round pick (196th overall, from New Orleans) and the Dolphins th round pick. Traded 4th round (103rd overall) pick to Carolina for th round pick (180th overall) and the Panthers rd round pick. Selected G Joe Looney in the 4th round (117th overall). Traded 4th round (125th overall) pick to Detroit along with a th round pick (196th overall from New Orleans via Miami) for a th round pick (117th overall). Selected LB Darius Fleming in the 5th round (165th overall) and S Trenton Robinson in the 6th round (180th overall). Traded 6th round (196th overall) pick to Detroit along with a th round pick (125th overall) for a th round pick (117th overall). Selected LB Cam Johnson in the 7th round (237th overall). 5-4 Signed 17 undrafted free agents: FB Cameron Bell, LB Kourtnei Brown, DT Patrick Butrym, TE Garrett Celek, OL David Gonzales, RB Jewel Hampton, LB Joe Holland, DT Matthew Masifilo, CB Anthony Mosley, T Kevin Murphy, G Al Netter, WR Chris Owusu, WR Nathan Palmer, CB Deante Purvis, K Giorgio Tavecchio, S Michael Thomas and WR Brian Tyms Signed the following six draft picks to four-year deals: RB LaMichael James, G Joe Looney, LB Darius Fleming, S Trenton Robinson, OL Jason Slowey, and LB Cameron Johnson Signed LB Eric Bakhtiari to a two-year deal and DB Ben Hannula to a three-year deal. The team released WR John Matthews and T Kevin Murphy. 6-6 Promoted Ethan Waugh to senior personnel assistant. The team also named Scott Brown and Chip Flanagan regional scouts Named Paul Wulff as senior offensive assistant Released LS Ryan Pontbriand Signed draft pick WR A.J. Jenkins to a four-year deal The team named Steven Rubio a scouting assistant, Mike Willams a pro personnel scout and Dave Scholz the strength, nutrition and conditioning assistant Signed CB Darcel McBath to a one-year deal Signed G Leonard Davis to a one-year contract and waived OL David Gonzales. 8-9 Waived CB Curtis Holcomb Signed LB Kenny Rowe to a two-year contract and waived S Mark LeGree Signed TE Gijon Robinson to a one-year contract and TE Joe Sawyer to a three-year deal. The team also waived G Garrett Chisolm Signed LB Ikaika Alama-Francis to a one-year deal and waived TE Gijon Robinson The team waived/injured TE Nate Byham Moved RB Jewel Hampton to the Reserve/Non-Football Injury List and LB Darius Fleming to the Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform List. The team also waived the following 12 players: FB Cameron Bell, OLB Kourtnei Brown, DT Patrick Butrym, WR Ben Hannula, WR Joe Hastings, DT Matthew Masifilo, CB Cory Nelms, CB Deante Purvis, TE Joe Sawyer, OL Jason Slowey, K Giorgio Tavecchio, WR Brian Tyms.

36 2012 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS PRESEASON STATISTICS

37 PRESEASON GAME 1 MINNESOTA 6, SAN FRANCISCO 17 PRESEASON GAME 2 SAN FRANCISCO 9, HOUSTON 20

38 PRESEASON GAME 3 SAN FRANCISCO 29, DENVER BRONCOS 24