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49ers third-year FS Eric Reid said he contemplated retirement


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49ers third-year FS Eric Reid said he contemplated retirement in the offseason due to concussion concerns.

It's the same reason teammates ILB Chris Borland and RT Anthony Davis hung up the cleats. "I will continue to evaluate my own situation," Reid said. "If I have another concussion and I don’t feel like I can play any more, then I won’t. If I [have another concussion], and if I feel that I still can play, then I will. It’s just a case-by-case basis." Reid missed Week 17 last season with a concussion.
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​Phil's son Chris Simms got taken back to school (and the hospital) by former assistant principal Al Wallace.

​I was at that game 10th row 50 yard line. It was an awesome sports weekend. Also sat behind homeplate for the yankees/rays game. Hit up mons and the hard rock

 

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