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| DET - More on David Akers - |
Updating previous reports, Detroit Lions PK David Akers's deal is for one year and $1.005 million. He has a $940,000 salary with $35,000 fully guaranteed. He has a $65,000 signing bonus and a $620,000 cap number.
Footballguys view: It doesn't sound like Akers is 100% percent assured of the job. The Lions should be one of many teams to have a kicker competition in training camp.
| DET - David Akers contract update - |
Detroit Lions PK David Akers' one-year deal with the team is for $940,000, with a signing bonus of $65,000.
| DET - Need to find new holder for kicks? - |
The Detroit Lions signed PK David Akers, who is a left-footed kicker. The team's new punter, P Blake Clingan, reportedly struggled holding for two lefties in his tryout, and he said it was like a different language.
| DET - David Akers signs - |
The Detroit Lions signed free-agent PK David Akers (49ers) to an undisclosed deal Friday, April 5.
| DET - David Akers leaves without deal - |
Free-agent PK David Akers (49ers) left his meeting with the Detroit Lions without signing a contract.
| DET - David Akers to visit - |
The Detroit Lions are scheduled to meet with free-agent PK David Akers (49ers) next week.
| - David Akers plans to find new job - |
The agent free-agent PK David Akers (49ers) (hernia) said Wednesday, March 6, that his client has no intention of retiring. His agent also said Akers had a 'minor surgical procedure' within the last month to further address the lingering media issue that plagued him throughout 2012.
| SF - David Akers released - |
The San Francisco 49ers have released PK David Akers.
Footballguys view: He had an off year in 2012 but with his experience there should be teams willing to take a chance on him.
| SF - Expected release David Akers - |
The San Francisco 49ers are expected to release PK David Akers before the start of free agency.
| SF - David Akers likely gone - |
The San Francisco 49ers are likely to part ways with PK David Akers and his $3 million salary in the offseason.
| SF - David Akers practices with background noise - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers attempted field goals during practice Thursday, Jan. 31, with teammates yelling in order to create some crowd noise that he will hear during the game. Head coach Jim Harbaugh said Akers made all of his attempts and that his mechanics looked very good.
| SF - David Akers will be PK - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said PK David Akers will be the team's kicker for Super Bowl XLVII.
| SF - Cannot re-sign Billy Cundiff - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers missed a field goal in the NFC Championship Game against the Atlanta Falcons Sunday, Jan. 20. However, even if the team wanted to make a move before the Super Bowl, they cannot recall PK Billy Cundiff, who was waived Friday, Jan. 18.
| SF - David Akers is still the starting PK - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said the PK David Akers is still the team's starting kicker, and that PK Billy Cundiff is still on the roster.
| SF - David Akers to kick in playoff game - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh confirmed PK David Akers will be the kicker in the team's playoff game Saturday, Jan. 12.
| SF - David Akers healthy - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said he believes PK David Akers is healthy and said he has had good practices going back to last week.
| SF - Coach indicates a leader in PK race - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said there is a leader in the competition between PK David Akers and PK Billy Cundiff but would not say which one was in the lead.
| SF - Could have to kickers active for playoff game - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach John Harbaugh said PK David Akers and PK Billy Cundiff could be active for the Divisional Round playoff game. Akers and Cundiff are expected to kick at Candlestick Park Monday, Jan. 7.
| SF - Kicking competition begins at practice - |
San Francisco 49ers PKs David Akers and Billy Cundiff began their competition during practice Thursday, Jan. 3, with general manager Trent Baalke, head coach Jim Harbaugh and special teams coach Brad Seely watching. Akers made 16 of his 21 field goal attempts during the media-access portion of practice while Cundiff made 10 of his 12 attempts.
| SF - David Akers injury update - |
Updating a previous report, San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (hernia) aggravated his hernia injury during the season and went to Philadelphia after the team's Week 12 game to receive treatment.
| SF - David Akers underwent surgery last offseason - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers said he underwent double sports hernia surgery in February.
| SF - No timetable for PK decision - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said the team could decide whether PK David Akers or PK Billy Cundiff will kick in the Divisional Round playoff game by the end of the week but there is no official timetable for a decision. 'We'll practice Thursday, Friday and then we'll see if a decision is made after that,' Harbaugh said. 'Or if it goes into Monday, Tuesday or after. But there's no definite timeline on it.'
| SF - David Akers to remain on the roster - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers will remain on the roster and compete with the newly signed Billy Cundiff to determine who will play in the postseason.
| SF - Could have two kickers on roster - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said there is a chance the team could sign a free-agent kicker and keep PK David Akers on the roster for the playoffs.
| SF - Will work out some PKs - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said PK David Akers is still on the team, but the team will work out kickers in the near future.
| SF - Two more missed FGs for David Akers - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers misfired on two more field goal attempts in Week 17 against the Arizona Cardinals. He set an NFL record with 44 field goals last season, but he managed to hit just 29 of his 42 attempts this year. 'I don't know what we have to (do). We'll evaluate the position,' head coach Jim Harbaugh said Sunday, Dec. 30. 'It's his job to make the field goals. And it's not to his standard.'
| SF - David Akers probable for SNF - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (pelvis) practiced fully Friday, Dec. 21, and he is listed as probable for the Week 16 game against the Seattle Seahawks.
| SF - Seven players fully practice - |
San Francisco 49ers OG Alex Boone (knee), OG Mike Iupati (shoulder), LB NaVorro Bowman (shoulder), LB Patrick Willis (shoulder), CB Carlos Rogers (knee), SS Dashon Goldson (foot) and PK David Akers (pelvis) fully participated in practice Thursday, Dec. 20.
| SF - David Akers fully participates - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (pelvis) was able to take part in a full practice session Wednesday, Dec. 19.
| SF - David Akers probable for Week 15 - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (pelvis) practiced fully Friday, Dec. 14, and he is listed as probable for the Week 15 game against the New England Patriots.
| SF - Seven players fully practice - |
San Francisco 49ers DT Will Tukuafu (wrist), LB NaVorro Bowman (shoulder), LB Patrick Willis (shoulder), CB Tarell Brown (shoulder), CB Chris Culliver (knee), CB Carlos Rogers (knee) and PK David Akers (pelvis) fully participated in practice Thursday, Dec. 13.
| SF - David Akers fully participates - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (pelvis) was able to take part in a full practice session Wednesday, Dec. 12.
| SF - Nine probable - |
San Francisco 49ers CB Tarell Brown (hamstring), PK David Akers (pelvis), CB Chris Culliver (illness), LB Aldon Smith (shoulder), LB NaVorro Bowman (shoulder), LB Tavares Gooden (knee, elbow), OG Mike Iupati (shoulder), CB Carlos Rogers (knee) and LB Patrick Willis (shoulder) practiced in full Friday, Dec. 7, and are probable for Week 14.
| SF - Seven players fully practice - |
San Francisco 49ers OG Mike Iupati (shoulder), LB Navorro Bowman (shoulder), LB Tavares Gooden (elbow, knee), LB Patrick Willis (shoulder) CB Chris Culliver (illness), CB Carlos Rogers (knee) and PK David Akers (pelvis) fully participated in practice Thursday, Dec. 6.
| SF - David Akers limited - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (pelvis) was listed as a limited participant in practice Wednesday, Dec. 5.
| SF - Sticking with David Akers - |
San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said the team is sticking with PK David Akers even though he is "working through some things," Monday, Dec. 3.
| SF - David Akers struggles in OT again - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers missed a game-winning field goal attempts in overtime a few weeks ago against the St. Louis Rams, and he misfired on a 51-yard game-winner in Week 13 against the Rams as well. 'Just feel horrible for letting my teammates, organization, fans down,' Akers said.
| SF - Ten probable for Week 13 - |
San Francisco 49ers CB Tarell Brown (knee), T Anthony Davis (finger), S Dashon Goldson (ribs, calf), LB Tavares Gooden (elbow), WR Mario Manningham (shoulder) S Donte Whitner (knee), TE Delanie Walker (hip, ribs) and LB Patrick Willis (shoulder) all fully participated in practice Friday, Nov. 30 and are probable for Week 13. LB Aldon Smith (shoulder) and K David Akers (pelvis) were limited in practice and are probable.
| SF - Four players limited - |
San Francisco 49ers TE Delanie Walker (hip, ribs), LB Aldon Smith (shoulder), FS Darcel McBath (concussion) and PK David Akers (pelvis) were limited during practice Thursday, Nov. 29.
| SF - Limited practice for David Akers - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (pelvis) was listed as a limited participant for practice Wednesday, Nov. 28.
| SF - David Akers struggling - |
San Francisco 49ers K David Akers has missed eight field goal attempts this season after missing only three all of last year.
| SF - David Akers struggling lately - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers has missed six of his last 16 field goals after hitting his first six field goal attempts of the season. Head coach Jim Harbaugh is not sure why Akers is missing kicks but does not think Akers' confidence is a problem.
| SF - Four listed as probable - |
San Francisco 49ers QB Alex Smith (finger), LB Tavares Gooden (groin), P Andy Lee (hand) and PK David Akers (illness) fully participated in practice Wednesday, Oct. 17, and are listed as probable for Week 7.
| SF - David Akers does not practice - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers (illness) did not practice Tuesday, Oct. 16, due to illness.
| SF - David Akers misfires twice - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers had two rare field goal misses in the Week 6 game against the New York Giants. He was able to convert a 42-yard field goal and he had no extra point attempts.
| SF - David Akers ties NFL record - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers booted three field goals (40, 43, 63) in Week 1 against the Green Bay Packers, including an NFL record tying 63-yard field goal in the final seconds of the first half. Akers also added three extra points.
| SF - Giorgio Tavecchio is no threat - |
San Francisco 49ers PK Giorgio Tavecchio did not a receive a signing bonus to join the team, and his presence is simply to keep PK David Akers fresh during training camp and the preseason.
| SF - Several missing from minicamp - |
San Francisco Giants head coach Jim Harbaugh said Saturday, April 21, that PK David Akers, SS Dashon Goldson, C Jonathan Goodwin and WR Randy Moss are missing from the team's voluntary offseason workout program.
| SF - David Akers, Andy Lee named first-team AP All-Pro - |
San Francisco 49ers Pro Bowl PK David Akers and Pro Bowl P Andy Lee were also voted first-team Associated Press All-Pro Friday, Jan. 6, by a panel of 50 reporters.
| SF - David Akers sets NFL record for field goals - |
San Francisco 49ers PK David Akers booted four more field goals in Week 16 against the Seattle Seahawks, giving him an NFL record 42 field goals made on 49 attempts. Akers also has 30 extra points, giving him a total of 156 points.
Footballguys view: Reminding us again that a sputtering red zone offense on a winning team is the best recipe for fantasy gold at kicker.