Tony Wragge News

A handful of teammates from the San Francisco 49ers made a brief foray into the food service industry Tuesday, serving turkey, dressing, pie and other Thanksgiving staples to residents at the Salvation Army's Railton Place residence.

What's going on down at 4949? First, Mike Singletary gets into a tiff with a columnist on Monday, on Tuesday, tight end Vernon Davis said the 49ers would "destroy the Bears' front" and on Wednesday Singletary said the team would "come of age" during tomorrow night's clash with his former team.

Still the formations and the play-calling is keeping the 'Tans on their heels. When a 49ers' drive stalls, it's because of the 49ers seemingly, not the Tans defense.

It would be easy for anyone to jump the gun and say that quarterback Alex Smith's performance against the Texans was a sign of things to come.

I'm not sure what was behind the letting go of Kory Sheets. He seemed explosive in training camp and preseason and I remember this one cut he made in preseason where he saw a linebacker in the hole and he bounced the play outside in a flash.

Even after three concussions since Aug. 18, strong safety Michael Lewis plans on being back by Oct.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando 49ers right guard Chilo Rachal getting beat was among the first things I noticed when taking a closer look at San Francisco's game against the Falcons.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Thanks to those who kept the NFC West chat moving Thursday.

The block, especially, is his equivalent of scoring a touchdown. "It feels great, and it helps the morale of the team," McDonald said.

Updating the weekend storyline ... Offensive tackle Tony Pashos has signed a one-year deal with the 49ers.

Before we get to a review of the AM practice, this is probably the best picture I've seen from camp so far.

Before we get to a review of the AM practice, this is probably the best picture I've seen from camp so far.

Before we get to a review of the AM practice, this is probably the best picture I've seen from camp so far.

Here's something newsworthy: Notoriously hard-to-please Mike Singletary was actually happy with today's practice.

Football players at Socorro High School got a visit on Tuesday, July 7, from NFL pro Tony Wragge, who plays for the San Francisco 49ers.

A crowd of football players gathered around San Francisco 49ers offensive lineman Tony Wragge in the center of Socorro High's football field Tuesday evening.

Gwen Knapp of the San Francisco Chronicle criticizes the 49ers for using a "quasi-furlough" to save money at the expense of administrative employees.

As we take a closer look at the offensive line, the guard position has been given some attention this past season with Mike Singletary promoting the youth movement.