If the San Francisco 49ers Aren’t Going to Use Vernon Davis They Should Move on

December 16, 2014   ·   Sean Tomlinson   ·   Jump to comments

If football players are commodities in the offseason, products to be assessed before given a sticker price, then San Francisco 49ers tight end Vernon Davis is the league’s equivalent of a Gremlin.
Not a furry monster, or a monster of any kind. No, I mean the rust-prone car that’s among the worst vehicles ever conceived.
Davis is also creaky, discarded and seemingly obsolete. He was once driven hard by the 49ers as the engine of their passing offense. Now, during a lost season, something previously unimaginable has not only happened but continued: He’s been reduced to an afterthought.
Soon enough, it’ll be wise to knock him down one notch further and make Davis a former 49ers employee.
With the 49ers unofficially beginning their offseason, the franchise’s focus will be on head coach Jim Harbaugh. That’s where it should be for now, because Harbaugh’s replacement will determine how every other offseason domino falls.<...

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