| Team | W | L | T | Streak |
| Seahawks | 10 | 6 | 0 | L1 | Cardinals | 8 | 8 | 0 | W2 |
| 49ers | 5 | 11 | 0 | L1 |
| Rams | 3 | 13 | 0 | L4 |
| Arizona | 09/07 | 1:15PM |
| @Seattle | 09/14 | 1:05PM |
| Detroit | 09/21 | 1:05PM |
| @New Orleans | 09/28 | 10:00AM |
| New England | 10/05 | 1:15PM |
| Philadelphia | 10/12 | 1:15PM |
| @NYG | 10/19 | 10:00AM |
| Seattle | 10/26 | 1:15PM |
| BYE | ||
| @Arizona | 11/10 | 5:30PM |
| St. Louis | 11/16 | 1:05PM |
| @Dallas | 11/23 | 10:00AM |
| @Buffalo | 11/30 | 10:00AM |
| NYJ | 12/07 | 1:05PM |
| @Miami | 12/14 | 10:00AM |
| @St. Louis | 12/21 | 10:00AM |
| Washington | 12/28 | 1:15PM |
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San Jose State prospect Dwight Lowery is scheduled for a visit on Friday the 11th. The 5-11 1/8, 201 lb cornerback ran a 4.54 at the combine and 4.55 at his pro day but makes up for his lack of elite speed with cerebral play and great film study habits. He has been described as having Chris McAllister and Donte Whitner type of behind-the-scenes work ethic. The Santa Cruz native has excellent cover skills and made 13 interceptions in only 25 games at the Division I-A level, including leading the nation with 9 interceptions in 2006. He was given a 5th round grade by the NFL Advisory Committee, and potentially could be moved to free safety.
Some famous locals are scheduled to visit next week, Friday the 18th, at the 49ers local workout. The biggest names are uber-speedy Cal WR/PR DeSean Jackson (projected mid to late 1st round pick that could be a viable pick at #29) and 2007 Heisman Trophy candidate Oregon QB/WR Dennis Dixon (projected late day 2 pick). 
As reported in our previous news entry, potential first round pick Quentin Groves will be visiting as well. He was scheduled for this Friday, but delayed it a week due to a heart condition. 
Matt Barrows reports that Auburn DE/OLB Quentin Groves will make a visit on Friday, April 18 (previously set for Apr 11 but due to a heart issue he delayed the visit a week). Several 49ers evaluators including Scot McCloughan came out for him at the Auburn pro day last month, and he's a perfect fit for weakside OLB in the 3-4 defense across from Manny Lawson. Groves was one of the most impressive performers at the combine, posting a 4.53-4.57 40 yard dash at 259 lbs and throwing up 30 reps of 225 lbs. He's projected by most to go anywhere from the mid-first round to the early second round, and probably would be the best choice if available at #29 for the 49ers because the defense is severely lacking in their passrush, and adding Groves would instantly give the 49ers arguably the most athletic linebacker corps in the league between Groves, Patrick Willis, Brandon Moore/Dontarrious Thomas and Lawson backed up by Rod Green, Parys Haralson, and whomever makes the team between Jay Moore, Jeff Ulbrich and Tully Banta-Cain.
The NFL has announced its preseason schedule and the 49ers have some interesting and controversial matchups from the get-go
49ers.com reports that the team has signed guard Jeb Terry to contract. Terry (6-5, 311 lbs) was drafted out of North Carolina by the Buccaneers in the 5th round of 2004. According to Buccaneers.com, Terry started one game in 2006 as a right guard. He has been a reserve for his career, playing mostly on special teams and proved useful to the team, blocking a field goal and opening up holes for others to make blocks. Terry will likely be competing with Qasim Mitchell and perhaps draft picks/undrafted rookies for the final OL spot on the team.
The 49ers retained the services of veteran backup corner Donald Strickland today on a one-year, $800K deal. The graduate of San Francisco's own Archbishop Riordan High School did a solid job as a dime and nickel back for the team the past couple of seasons, as well as filling in as a starter for seven games.
ESPN reports that former Cardinals and Penn State wide receiver Bryant Johnson has agreed to a one-year deal with the 49ers. The former first round pick measures in at 6-3 and 216 lbs, bringing size, physicality and big-play ability to a diminuative group of wideouts.
NFL Network's Adam Schefter reported that former All Pro linebacker Takeo Spikes has a visit planned for Thursday. Spikes, the 13th pick of the 1998 draft, was traded to the Eagles last season, where he made 86 tackles and 1 sack but ended on IR after tearing his rotator cuff. He was released this offseason. He has not been able to rediscover his dominance after tearing his achilles tendon in 2005. If signed, the 31 year old will probably compete for the TED spot next to Patrick Willis with Brandon Moore and Dontarrious Thomas.
