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The 49ers didn’t hesitate to pay big money to linebacker Kwon Alexander Malcolm Smith Jersey , even though he’s still recovering from a torn ACL. Meeting with the media on Thursday, Alexander provided no specific timeline as to when he’ll be good to go.“I’m just taking it day by day,” Alexander said. “I’ve been grinding, working hard, and just pushing myself to get back. Just taking it day by day. Let it all work out for itself, and I’ll be back soon.”The 49ers don’t seem to be concerned about this, because the positives of having a healthy Alexander on the field far outright the risk that it may take a while for him to get back to 100 percent.“Kwon, I think I’ve long admired,” G.M. John Lynch told reporters. “I believe certain players bring out the best in their teammates with the way they play. There’s a certain passion for the game that screams even when you’re watching film that’s silent. You can just see it jump through. He plays with his hair on fire. I think that kind of play is contagious. We needed that. He’s also extremely productive, and I think I saw it and Kyle [Shanahan] saw it and our staff saw it, and we just say it really just kept growing and growing to, ‘Hey, this is a guy we want here.’ We sure are happy to have him.鈥漇hanahan is happy to not face Alexander, based on previously being in the same division with him.鈥淗e taught me a hard lesson that you’d better game plan for him, because I didn鈥檛 too well the first game of 2016, we started out 0-1 because of it,” Shanahan said. “I remember him having 20 tackles. I think he had maybe 16 Kentavius Street Jersey White , 18. . . .“It was so bad that [Falcons receiver] Julio [Jones] asked me after the game if he could play fullback and block him, so I knew I needed a better plan the next time.”Now, Shanahan won’t need a plan to stop Alexander. When he’s healthy, every team that faces the 49ers will. We all may not live to see the day due to his durability."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Sections 49ers Salary CapLevi’s Stadium Events49ers Transactions49ers Injury News49ers Press Conferences & Conference CallsFrank Gore intends to retire a 49erNew,106commentsWe all may not live to see the day due to his durability. PDTShareTweetShareShareFrank Gore intends to retire a 49erFrank Gore’s NFL career may very well outlive our lives. At 35, he’s going to conitnue playing, this time for the Buffalo Bills. That’s now his third team since leaving the San Francisco 49ers, and when this is all over with, he intends on retiring where this historic career began. Gore spoke with Damon Bruce on 95.7 the Game and said on no uncertain terms where he’s going to retire: Like I said, Frank Gore is still playing at a high level where many running backs are finding their way out of the league. I wouldn’t be surprised if his NFL career goes longer than most of our lifespans—and that is half a joke and half being serious. Some think the whole one-day signing and retiring is a bit overblown, but for someone like Gore, I get the impression that retiring as a 49er means a lot to him. Gore’s time in Buffalo will be something to watch. He finished the 2018 season ranked fourth all-time with 14,748 rushing yards, and is 521 yards back of Barry Sanders for third all-time. He doesn’t need any more reasons to go to Canton, now these seasons just polish that bust he’ll get.