49ers | Randy Moss not an option

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said the team isn't considering re-signing WR Randy Moss after learning that WR Michael Crabtree (Achilles') tore his Achilles' Wednesday, May 22. Harbaugh said the team is intrigued with the depth of young receivers they have on roster, and they are looking forward to them stepping up to the task. WR A.J. Jenkins, the team's 2012 first-round pick, will have a chance to make an impact in his second year. Jenkins has spent the offseason adding muscle and working with QB Colin Kaepernick.

Fantasy football focus: Impact of Michael Crabtree's injury

Source: SI.com

That gasp you heard after the news broke about Michael Crabtree's reported Achilles tear wasn't just from his keeper owners; it also came from those buying into the hype over Colin Kaepernick. With his No. 1 receiver out for a significant period of time, it's going to be even tougher for Kaepernick to perform up to his lofty draft status.

Michael Crabtree: May Not Miss Entire Season

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Michael Crabtree: Coach Jim Harbaugh confirmed that Crabtree indeed suffered a torn right Achilles tendon and underwent surgery Wednesday to repair it, the San Jose Mercury News reports. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Fantasy Fallout: Fallout: 49ers lose Crabtree

Source: Rotoworld Football Articles

Evan Silva examines the fallout from Michael Crabtree's torn Achilles' tendon, in both real life and fantasy football.

Michael Crabtree: Undergoes Achilles Surgery

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Michael Crabtree: According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, Crabtree has already undergone surgery on his torn Achilles tendon. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

49ers | Coach does not expect Michael Crabtree to miss season

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said he does not think WR Michael Crabtree (Achilles') will miss the entire 2013 regular season.

Michael Crabtree's Achilles' tear opens up San Francisco 49ers targets

Source: KFFL.com NFL

What does Michael Crabtree's potentially season-ending injury mean for the 49ers offense?

49ers WR Michael Crabtree tears Achilles

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

San Francisco 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles tendon while participating in organized team activities on Tuesday. He will undergo what may be season-ending surgery. There has been no official word from the organization at this time. This injury places added pressure on the development of second year wideout AJ Jenkins and rookie Quinton Patton. Mario Manningham and the recently acquired Anquan Boldin are the 49ers' most two veteran receivers at the top of the depth chart. FANTASY ANALYSIS: This is a big blow to an offense that already lacks proven players at the wide receiver position. Crabtree really seemed to develop a repartee with quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the second half of the season. At 25 years

Breaking News: Fallout: 49ers lose Crabtree

Source: Rotoworld Football Articles

Evan Silva examines the fallout from Michael Crabtree's torn Achilles' tendon, in both real life and fantasy football.

Michael Crabtree: Reportedly Has Achilles Surgery

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Michael Crabtree: According to ESPN's Chris Mortensen, Crabtree has already undergone surgery on his torn Achilles. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

49ers | Michael Crabtree undergoes surgery

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating previous reports, San Francisco 49ers WR Michael Crabtree (Achilles') has undergone surgery to repair his torn Achilles' tendon.

49ers | Michael Crabtree could be out six months

Source: Footballguys.com

Updating a previous report, doctors believe San Francisco 49ers WR Michael Crabtree (Achilles') will miss six months because of his torn Achilles' tendon. Doctors have recommended that Crabtree undergo surgery as soon as possible.

Crabtree (Achilles') underwent surgery Weds. - Michael Crabtree | SF

Source: Rotoworld Football

Michael Crabtree underwent surgery on his torn Achilles' Wednesday, and is expected to be sidelined a minimum of six months.

Michael Crabtree: Reportedly Suffers Achilles Injury

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Michael Crabtree: According to Mike Garafolo of USA Today, Crabtree will reportedly require surgery after suffering a torn Achilles during the 49ers' OTAs. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

Crabtree suffers torn Achilles

Source: FFToday

Boldin moves into No. 1 slot

Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles tendon during OTAs Tuesday and will soon undergo what could be season-ending surgery, a person informed of the injury told USA TODAY Sports. The 49ers haven't commented yet on the injury, which used to be an automatic season-ender but has since become one that can sometimes be rehabbed in a matter of months - as Baltimore Ravens LB Terrell Suggs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers DE De'Quan Bowers did last year. Both players tore the tendon in the spring and returned to the field after

Michael Crabtree - Michael Crabtree suffers torn Achilles'

Source: The Huddle

San Francisco 49ers WR Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles' tendon during organized team activities Tuesday, May 21, and will undergo what could be season-ending surgery.
Huddle Up: Crabtree's injury wipes out what was expected to be a promising fantasy season; it also has a ripple effect throughout the 49ers, starting with a ding to Colin Kaepernick's fantasy value. A.J. Jenkins and rookie Quinton Patton are the most likely candidates to replace him in the 49ers' lineup, as Mario Manningham is still coming back from a torn ACL and Kyle Williams is more of a return man than a receiver. Don't rule out the 49ers looking for a veteran option to complement Anquan Boldin; Brandon Lloyd is a distinct possibility.

Michael Crabtree: Reportedly Suffers Achilles' Injury

Source: RotoWire.com NFL

Michael Crabtree: According to Mike Garafolo of USA Today, Crabtree will reportedly require surgery after suffering a torn Achilles' during the 49ers' OTAs. Visit RotoWire.com for more analysis on this update.

49ers | Michael Crabtree suffers torn Achilles'

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers WR Michael Crabtree (Achilles') suffered a torn Achilles' tendon during organized team activities Tuesday, May 21, and will undergo what could be season-ending surgery.

Crabtree suffers torn Achilles' in 49ers OTAs - Michael Crabtree | SF

Source: Rotoworld Football

USA Today reports Michael Crabtree suffered a torn Achilles' tendon in Tuesday's OTAs session.

49ers WR Quinton Patton among opening game 'locks'

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Taking a very early look at the 49ers 53-man roster, CSNbayarea.com beat writer Matt Maiocco projected fourth-round selection Quinton Patton among the wide receiver quot;locks." Also in that category, Michael Crabtree and Anquan Boldin, but not Mario Mannigham and A.J. Jenkins. Several draft touts talked up the Patton before the draft, but the talented Louisiana Tech product slipped into the middle rounds. So why the early hype in terms of sticking with the team? Because head coach Jim Harbaugh already tagged Patton as "my favorite player" after the rookie flew out to the 49ers headquarters on his own dime before mini-camp because he was excited to begin his pro career. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Considering Patton's potential, it would be hardly

Mario Manningham - Niners' Manningham remains on mend

Source: The Huddle

San Francisco 49ers WR Mario Manningham (knee) is not expected to be ready for training camp. He continues to recover after suffering tears to the anterior cruciate and posterior cruciate ligaments in his left knee in a late-season game against the Seattle Seahawks.
Huddle Up: With Michael Crabtree and newcomer Anquan Boldin and Michael Crabtree the unquestioned starters, Manningham was the favorite to win the No. 3 job, but that will definitely be in question if his knee doesn't cooperate, opening the door for Kyle Williams, A.J. Jenkins and rookie WR Quinton Patton among others.

49ers | No. 3 WR job is wide open

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers WRs Anquan Boldin and Michael Crabtree are considered the unquestioned starters, but after that the depth chart battles are wide open. WR Mario Manningham (knee) will be trying to hold off challenges from WR A.J. Jenkins, rookie WR Quinton Patton and WR Kyle Williams (knee). WRs Ricardo Lockette, Chad Hall, Joseph Hastings, Marlon Moore, Chuck Jacobs and B.J. Daniels are also in the mix for roster spots, as the team is rather deep at the position.

The Roto Arcade Fantasy Football Mock, RDs 3-4

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

When Mr. Irrelevant, Justice Cunningham, had his name called Saturday, the fantasy football mock season officially got underway. To kick off Yahoo!'s festivities, we'll mock two rounds per day Tuesday-Friday (12-teams, PPR scoring) to help you get educated on which players will be valued/undervalued when the bulk of the draft season begins in August. Please declare a winner and/or express your general disdain for our 'stupidity' in the comments section below.

SEE ROUND 1 HERE

ROUND 3

Randall Cobb, WR,

Anquan Boldin - 49ers could draft multiple WRs

Source: The Huddle

The San Francisco 49ers could consider selecting more than one wide receiver in the 2013 NFL Draft because WRs Anquan Boldin, Mario Manningham and Kyle Williams are entering the final year of their contracts.
Huddle Up: The Niners spent a first-round pick on A.J. Jenkins last year, but aside from Michael Crabtree they have little in the way of long-term solutions at wide receiver. They also have an abundance of picks this year and could package two or three to move up and grab a quality player in a draft class deep at wideout.

49ers | Michael Crabtree lost vision during SB XLVII

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers WR Michael Crabtree, who was targeted on the team's last three plays of Super Bowl XLVII, said Thursday, March 28, that he lost vision after being hit hard in the face near the goal line on third down. Crabtree said he took such a shot from Baltimore Ravens CB Jimmy Smith that he temporarily couldn't see. 'When the guy hit me, he hit me all in the face,' Crabtree said. 'I'm not tripping. I'm not one to whine about nothing, but he hit me all in the face and I couldn't really see after he hit me ... It's not concussion-like. When you get hit in football, it's going to feel like you can't see. It's going to feel intense. But it snapped back. It happens all the time in football.'

Michael Crabtree has more trust from Kaepernick

Source: Draft Sharks

Why did 49ers WR Michael Crabtree finally break out with QB Colin Kaepernick under center after struggling for 3-and-a-half seasons with QB Alex Smith?  Crabtree says it's simply about trust.  "I think [Kaepernick] trusted me more," Crabtree said. "Playing wide receiver, you need a quarterback who trusts you."  The numbers certainly back that up.  In his first 51 career games, Crab averaged 7.1 targets.  But with Kaep under center for the final 10 games of 2012 (including playoffs), Crabtree saw an average of 9.4 looks.  He racked up 61 catches, 880 yards and 8 TDs over that span.  That extrapolates to a 98-1,408-13 line over 16 games.  Those are top-3 fantasy numbers.  He'll have a new competitor for targets in WR Anquan

Free Agent Flames/Lames: It’s time to take Reggie Bush seriously again

Source: Roto Arcade by Brad Evans

Roughly seven weeks ago the final seconds ticked off the Superdome clock. Confetti cascaded from the rafters. A champion was crowned. Baltimore fended off a late-charge by San Francisco to take Super Bowl XLVII. Its fans entered a perpetual state of euphoria. The rest of the pigskin community, however, mourned.

Tears streamed down wing-stained checks. Jerseys went into hibernation. Fantasy discussions around the water-cooler subsided. Life became unfulfilled.

The annual football famine was officially underway.

Now multiple firings, several cuts and one bloated Joe Flacco contract later, the NFL is again a hot topic. In recent days, seismic trades (e.g. Alex Smith to KC, Percy

Mario Manningham - Manningham expected to be ready for season

Source: The Huddle

San Francisco 49ers WR Mario Manningham (knee) believes he will be ready for the start of the regular season in 2013. The team is not expecting Manningham to be ready for the start of training camp. On Thursday, March 14, Manningham agreed to accept a $1.8 million pay cut for next season. His 2013 salary has gone from $3.6 million to $1.8 million.
Huddle Up: A role as the Niners' third receiver appears to be in the cards for Manningham with the team dealing for veteran Anquan Boldin to pair with holdover No. 1 wideout Michael Crabtree,

Raiders get rid of WR Darrius Heyward-Bey

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

Just as Michael Crabtree is breaking out, the wide receiver who was stupidly drafted in front of him in 2009 is moving on. The Raiders cut Darrius Heyward-Bey on Tuesday, a move that will save the franchise $5.43 million. Heyward-Bey had his best season to date in 2011, catching 64 passes for 975 yards. But he never became the game-changing wide receiver the Raiders envisioned him being when they took him with the seventh overall pick. Crabtree, who was widely considered to be the best wideout in that year's draft, was chosen by the 49ers three picks later. FANTASY ANALYSIS: DHB was drafted because the Raiders (Al Davis, more so) are seriously addicted to people that can run fast. Heyward-Bey still has that ability, but he's a one-trick

Anquan Boldin OK with trade to 49ers

Source: Draft Sharks

Just a few weeks ago, WR Anquan Boldin said he'd retire if the Ravens let him go.  Not surprisingly, he's backed off those threats since being dealt to the 49ers.  "It was shocking at first, but I mean it, for me it is also a good thing," Boldin said. "You know, when I look at the organization and what they’re about, and as a football team, the talent that they have, I think it's a good, good place for me to be."  Boldin's physical style of play makes him a perfect fit with the 'Niners.  And he'll have a good shot at a 2nd straight Super Bowl.  From a fantasy perspective, though, Boldin looks like nothing more than a low-upside WR3.  He'll likely be 3rd in the pecking order behind WR Michael Crabtree and TE Vernon Davis.  And

Anquan Boldin - 49ers acquire Anquan Boldin

Source: The Huddle

The San Francisco 49ers acquired Anquan Boldin from the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for a sixth-round pick.
Huddle Up: Boldin wasn't willing to take a pay cut, so the Ravens got something for him rather than nothing had they just released him. The Niners could use help at receiver, and Boldin brings a proven veteran presence to a receiving corps that has Michael Crabtree and little else.

Anquan Boldin traded to 49ers

Source: Draft Sharks

The 49ers have acquired WR Anquan Boldin from the Ravens in exchange for a 6th-round pick.  The cap-strapped Ravens wanted to keep Boldin, but not at the $6 million he was scheduled to make in 2013.  San Francisco took advantage of the situation.  They acquire a physical, veteran possession receiver for dirt cheap.  Boldin has trouble separating at 32 years old, but he knows how to use his frame and still possesses some of the strongest hands in the game.  He'll be a nice complement to the younger, speedier Michael Crabtree.  QB Colin Kaepernick now has a vast array of weapons at his disposal.  His ceiling pushes even higher with the addition of Boldin.  We'll have to see what the Ravens plan to do at WR opposite Torrey Smith. 

Ravens trade WR Anquan Boldin to 49ers for 6th-round pick

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

If you beat 'em, join 'em? I don't think that's how the adage goes, but that's how you can describe Anquan Boldin's move today. The Ravens have traded the 32-year-old wide receiver to the team they defeated in last month's Super Bowl, the San Francisco 49ers. Baltimore received a 2013 sixth-round pick in return. Boldin, who will turn 33 in October, caught 65 passes for 921 yards and four touchdowns last season. FANTASY ANALYSIS: The Niners have found the veteran wide receiver to replace Randy Moss, I guess. Boldin was absolutely, positively not going ot take a pay cut and without one, the Ravens were just going to release him. So, while Boldin is worth more than a sixth-rounder, the team did a nice job of getting anything for a player who

Boldin traded to San Francisco

Source: FFToday

For 6th-round pick

Anquan Boldin traded to 49ers for a sixth-round pick. (Aaron Wilson via Twitter)

FF Today's Take: Boldin will need to pass a physical before the trade can be completed but it appears he will be headed to the 49ers. Ravens will save $6 million against the cap. The 49ers now have a legitimate WR corps with Michael Crabtree, Boldin and

Mario Manningham won't be ready for training camp

Source: Draft Sharks

49ers HC Jim Harbaugh isn't expecting WR Mario Manningham to be ready for training camp.  He went down with a torn ACL and PCL on December 24th.  Manningham won't be draftable in fantasy this summer.  His absence leaves San Fran thin at WR.  Michael Crabtree is locked into the #1 spot.  But Randy Moss and Ted Ginn are free agents, and Kyle Williams is also recovering from a torn ACL.  2012 first-round pick A.J. Jenkins will have every opportunity to win a starting spot.  The 'Niners also figure to bring in some help via the draft and/or free agency.

Mario Manningham - Manningham not expected to ready for camp

Source: The Huddle

San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said WR Mario Manningham (knee) likely will not be ready for the start of training camp.
Huddle Up: Manningham was the team's second-leading pass catcher with 42 grabs in 2012, but this news only adds to the strong probability that the Niners will pursue an outside FA to complement No. 1 wideout Michael Crabtree.

Percy Harvin - Niners would be interested in Harvin

Source: The Huddle

The San Francisco 49ers could show interest in Minnesota Vikings WR Percy Harvin if he becomes available in a trade this offseason. The 49ers are expected to have around 13 or 14 picks in the 2013 NFL Draft and could use some in a possible trade.
Huddle Up: San Fran seemingly would be a good fit for the disgruntled Harvin as the Niners are searching for a complement for wideout Michael Crabtree. That would give the Niners an offense featuring Crabtree, QB Colin Kaepernick, RB Frank Gore, TE Vernon Davis and Harvin -- scary, scary stuff for opposing defenses.

49ers | May show interest in Percy Harvin

Source: Footballguys.com

The San Francisco 49ers could show interest in Minnesota Vikings WR Percy Harvin if he becomes available this offseason. The 49ers are expected to have around 13 or 14 picks in the 2013 NFL Draft and could use some in a possible trade. Our View: The 49ers need to upgrade their WR corps behind Michael Crabtree. Adding a weapon like Harvin would seriously upgrade their offense.

Randy Moss - Moss voiced displeasure over role

Source: The Huddle

San Francisco 49ers impending free-agent WR Randy Moss conveyed his frustration about his role this past season, according to head coach Jim Harbaugh. 'In a competitive way, yes,' Harbaugh said. 'He wants to be involved. We've talked about it many times, suggestions he would make. It's all been positive. It's all been good.' Harbaugh would not say if Moss will return to the team in 2013. 'I don't know about that,' Harbaugh said. 'Next question.'
Huddle Up: You don't even need to read between the lines to see that it was a one-and-done season for Moss in San Fran. The team will get Mario Manningham back from injury, but look for the team to add another wideout in the quest to have the No. 2 slot covered alongside No. 1

49ers | No. 2 WR a priority

Source: Footballguys.com

The San Francisco 49ers could look to add a wide receiver in the offseason, someone who can take pressure off of WR Michael Crabtree. Crabtree was targeted 94 times in QB Colin Kaepernick's 10 starts, 55 more than any other receiver.

Ravens | Ray Lewis struggled in SB XLVII

Source: Footballguys.com

Baltimore Ravens LB Ray Lewis struggled in coverage during Super Bowl XLVII, which led head coach John Harbaugh to tell his defensive assistant coaches that they needed to make sure their calls didn't leave Lewis covering San Francisco 49ers TE Vernon Davis or WR Michael Crabtree over the middle of the field. 'We can't let Ray be matched up on 85 or 15 all day when we're playing quarters,' Harbaugh told his coaches.

A.J. Jenkins still in the 49ers' plans

Source: Draft Sharks

A.J. Jenkins... remember him?  The 49ers selected the Illinois product with the 30th overall pick of this past April's draft.  But he ended up playing just 37 snaps during the regular season and 10 in the playoffs.  Jenkins' only target came in Week 17.  It fell incomplete.  He became the first 1st-round rookie in the past 23 years to finish without a catch.  But the 'Niners say Jenkins is still part of their long-term plan.  "He has a great foundation underneath him so when he has to become a major player in what we do, he can jump right in," OC Greg Roman said last week.  “He’s coming along,” WRs coach John Morton added. “... A.J. works his butt off and he gets better at something every day. The whole thing with him is

Frank Gore - 49ers make Super Bowl history

Source: The Huddle

The San Francisco 49ers were the first team in Super Bowl history to have a 300-yard passer, a 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers in the game. QB Colin Kaepernick threw for 302 yards, RB Frank Gore rushed for 100 yards, WR Michael Crabtree recorded 109 receiving yards and TE Vernon Davis recorded 104 receiving yards.
Huddle Up: Small consolation to the Niners, but great news for fantasy players who had any of the San Francisco studs going in the Super Bowl. It's also a positive sign going forward that the 49er offense can be both diverse and productive.

49ers | Make Super Bowl history

Source: Footballguys.com

The San Francisco 49ers were the first team in Super Bowl history to have a 300-yard passer, a 100-yard rusher and two 100-yard receivers in the game. QB Colin Kaepernick threw for 302 yards, RB Frank Gore rushed for 100 yards, WR Michael Crabtree recorded 109 receiving yards and TE Vernon Davis recorded 104 receiving yards.

49ers | Frank Gore defends playcalling late

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers RB Frank Gore did not take issue with the team's offensive playcalling in their final series of Super Bowl XLVII. With first-and-goal from the Baltimore Ravens seven-yard-line, the 49ers handed off on first down to RB LaMichael James, who gained two yards, then ran three consecutive passing plays, on which QB Colin Kaepernick targeted WR Michael Crabtree. Gore was on the field for the final three plays, but said he wasn't second-guessing the play selection. Gore had 19 carries for 110 yards and a touchdown in the game. 'That's why we've got coaches,' Gore said. 'Every player wants the ball at that time. But our coaches made the decision and we tried our best to make it happen.'

49ers | Michael Crabtree not pleased with officiating

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers WR Michael Crabtree said following Super Bowl XLVII he believed he was interfered with on multiple plays in the game. 'There was a couple of plays where the guy was on me before the ball got to me,' Crabtree said. 'I don't even want to talk about it. It's frustrating, man. It's the game-winning touchdown - makes me sad. It's the Super Bowl. It's what you live for.'

49ers | Jim Harbaugh critical of referees

Source: Footballguys.com

San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh criticized the officials for what he believed was a pivotal non-call in the final minutes of Super Bowl XLVII. Officials determined Baltimore Ravens CB Jimmy Smith's contact with WR Michael Crabtree was incidental, but Harbaugh insisted a penalty should have been called. 'I really want to handle this with class and grace, and we had several opportunities in this game,' said Harbaugh. 'We didn't play our best game, and the Ravens made a lot of plays and battled back. They competed to win. But there's no question in my mind that there was a pass interference - and then a hold on Crabtree on the last one.' Harbaugh would later criticize the officiating again during his postgame news conference. 'I

Super Bowl Rankings

Source: Fantasy Football Xtreme by Tavaner

Quarterbacks

1. Joe Flacco (Bal)
2. Colin Kaepernick (SF)

Running Backs

1. Frank Gore (SF)
2. Ray Rice (Bal)
3. LaMichael James (SF)
4. Bernard Pierce (Bal)
5. Vonta Leach (Bal)
6. Anthony Dixon (SF)

Wide Receivers

1. Torrey Smith (Bal)
2. Anquan Boldin (Bal)
3. Michael Crabtree (SF)
4. Randy Moss (SF)
5. Jacoby Jones (Bal)
6. Tandon Doss (Bal)

Tight Ends

1. Vernon Davis (SF)
2. Dennis Pitta (Bal)
3. Delanie Walker (SF)
4. Ed Dickson (Bal)

Kickers

1. David Akers (SF)
2. Justin Tucker (Bal)

D/ST

1. Ravens
2. 49ers

49ers WR Randy Moss unhappy with limited role

Source: Fantasy Football Toolbox

San Francisco 49ers wide reciever Randy Moss was his usual honest self when he told the media that he does not like his role. quot;I like to be out there playing football," Moss added. The 49ers power run scheme isn't an ideal fit for the 35-year-old receiver. He caught 28 passes this season as a situational threat. The 49ers have leaned heavily on Michael Crabtree (85 catches this season) while Moss finished tied for fifth on the team. Moss also later said he was the greatest receiver to ever play the game. FANTASY ANALYSIS: Moss has five receptions for 71 yards in San Francisco's two postseason games. While his career isn't technically over, how much is really left in the tank? Moss is scheduled to an unrestricted free agent in the

No charges filed against Crabtree

Source: FFToday

Alleged sexual assault

Criminal charges won't be filed against 49ers wide receiver Michael Crabtree after an alleged sexual assault in a hotel after the team's playoff victory over the Green Bay Packers, San Francisco's district attorney said Friday. "The San Francisco Police Department -- Special Victims Unit completed and submitted a thorough investigation of the allegations against Michael Crabtree," Gascon said. (AP)

FF Today's Take: Crabtree is in